Hibbert Miller wrote: > Hello,I have been asked to install an existing PHP/MySQL application on a > system using Windows Vista. > What application are we talking about here? Is it a known Open/Closed source application? Is it supposed to run on windows? > I have installed PHP 5.2.8, MySQL 5.1.31 and IIS 7.0. PHP is working as > expected (I created a test page which displays the output from phpinfo()). > > The application in question posts to a login page from an index page called > index.php. However, the form's action is simply set to "login", and not > login.php as expected. Further checking revealed that all links in the > application appear to exclude the file extensions. > Sounds like this applications is making use of some sort of controller to handle requests. A lot of frameworks and applications make use of the MVC* pattern. That could be a reason why there's no .php extension. The call to login will probably result into something like http://host.tld/login, Which will be rewritten by the help of either htaccess or php itself. > I have combed through the php.ini file and have not been able to find any > configuration setting that deal with this. I have also tried configuring IIS > to send all requests to PHP by setting the Handler Mapping to "*" instead of > just "*.php". > Did there come a .htaccess file with the application? I'm not sure how IIS handles these things. Last time i touched IIS. It was still in 5.x version range... > Thank you in advance for any information you may be able to provide. > > HM > > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
