Troubleshooting PHP Setup with Dreamweaver | Greg's Expert Tips

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Major issues are being faced with getting PHP recognized by Dreamweaver despite successful installations of PHP, Apache, and MySQL. The user has attempted multiple configurations, including using the default server from Windows ME, but continues to encounter problems, indicated by a gold PHP icon in Dreamweaver, suggesting recognition issues rather than functional ones. It is noted that Dreamweaver typically shows these gold tags in design mode, indicating it recognizes PHP but does not interpret it. A suggestion for a tutorial on PHP setup is provided, pointing to the official PHP manual for guidance.
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I figured Greg could atleast help me out in this field.

I am having major problems getting php to be recognized by dreamweaver. I have downloaded the php installer from php.net along with apache and MySQL. They seem to be configured right to me. All came with installers. MySQL and Apache are running as I speak. So I am assuming it's with PHP itself. I downloaded the most recent version's installer and let it set itself up with Apache. Then when I could not get any code going I reinstalled it with the server that Windows ME comes with (It had it listed in the installers menu, although I did not know it existed.). Still no luck. Dreamweaver only shows the little gold php icon saying that something is wrong. So I did it in wordpad. Nothing. Any suggestions are appreciated.

By the way PF 3.0 looks great. A lot different then 2.0 did.
 
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If I understand correctly you will only ever get the little gold tags showing in dreamweaver that shows it is recognizing (but not interpreting) php this is normal for design mode. Maybe a quick tutorial would help? http://uk2.php.net/manual/en/getting-started.php
 
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