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Followed instructions from this file UniServer\wiki_material\quick_install_guides\install_wordpress_3_2_1.txt Yes. Followed the Quick Start Guide User Configuration page and remapped www button to WordPress and disabled splash page. At first the documentation menu seemed unstructured until I discovered it maps directly to the server configuration menu. One small comment, nowhere on the PHP page does it mention setting PHP e-mail this appears on page MSMTP apart from that documentation is excellent.

I like the name! I was running Orion (forgot to close it down) started Coral-B3 using P icon and was pleasantly surprised at the error message. Ports in use, displayed full path to offending program. Closed down Orion. Restarted Coral-B3 and received a new message, changed the MySQL password as recommended. Started both servers and installed Wordpress 3.2.1, works flawlessly. Tested on W7-Home edition

Stop the servers. From the tray menu switch php.ini to development Restart server Try this code: Save both files to folder UniServer\www File index.php <?php //Main test file index.php echo "<h1>Test 1</h1>"; require_once ("_inc.header.php"); ?> File _inc.header.php <?php //Include file _inc.header.php echo "<h1>Hello World!</h1>"; ?> Start servers Type following into browser address bar http://localhost/index.php What errors are reported?

If your pages work on other servers and fail on Uniserver they probably use short open tags <? ?> use the long form <?php ?>

Uniform Server: Orion_* (* any version) Revert changes you made to php.ini Read file: UniServer\docs\en\msmtp.txt Send mail already configured in php.ini You need to edit file: UniServer\msmtp\msmtprc.ini

Run Development mode: UniTray > Advanced>php.ini switch to Development Restart servers Run your code What errors are reported?

Jeret: Apache looks for index files in this order: index.html index.shtml index.html.var index.htm index.php3 index.php index.pl index.cgi and displays the first one it finds otherwise displays a folder listing. You can delete index.php from folder www and replace it with your own. Generally speaking all websites have at least one index page of the type mentioned above. Heinz Stapff: To access phpmyadmin you can use button provided on the tray menu. Or from browser type http://localhost/apanel/phpmyadmin/

The following page may help http://forum.uniformserver.com/index.php?showtopic=2085

You are running Uniform Server from D: drive “Loaded Configuration File = D:\UniServer\usr\local\php\php.ini” The loaded configuration is correct. Problem is with line 9 can you post getSilver.php line 9

I have returned my crystal ball and obtained a refund. Reason for returning! It would not display your index.html code. It also was incapable of displaying your two functions “onclick runs two functions”. Seriously there is not enough information to help you. Double clicking on index.html will directly run the page in your default browser (server is bypassed) Running the page by typing http://localhost/index.html into your browser Apache immediately servers the page as is, with no processing. If you change file extension to php entering http://localhost/index.php into your browser Apache will pass the content to the PHP processor for processing and server the resulting page.

Have you tried switching PHP to development using the tray menu? Remember to restart servers.

The regex uses / as the delimiter when searching for / you escape it like so \/ see example test code <?php $TEMPLATE_PATH ="c://test//example/////test.php"; print $TEMPLATE_PATH; $TEMPLATE_PATH = ereg_replace("(/)+" ,"/",$TEMPLATE_PATH); //----Deprecated $TEMPLATE_PATH = preg_replace('/(\/)+/', '/', $TEMPLATE_PATH); print $TEMPLATE_PATH; ?>

There is nothing special you need to do other than to ensure you have enabled this line extension=php_openssl.dll in the three configuration files: php.ini php.ini_development_orion php.ini_production_orion Have you considered publishing your binaries for other users to use? Note: You will have to recompile when 5.3.7 is released.

The ftp_ssl_connect function is not compiled into Uniform Server. To use this function you do need to statically compile against openssl. “I assume this means that Linux builds don't?” I think users do recompile when this function is required. If you want to compile on Windows this link may be of help https://wiki.php.net/internals/windows/stepbystepbuild

From Wiki page http://wiki.uniformserver.com/index.php/5....Install_and_Run