Configuration problem with Apache/ PHP

I have installed WAMP on a XP Home system.

1. Am using the newest releases of Apache Server, MySQL and PHP.

2. Have set the doc_root directory in the php.ini file to...
doc_root = "c:\program files\apache group\apache2\htdocs"

3. Have added the following to the PHP.ini file (recommended version)...
LoadModule php5_module php5_apache2.dll
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php

4. Have copied php5ts.dll, php5apache2.dll and the php.ini file to
"c:\program files, apache group\apache2"

From what I have read these are the essential elements to get PHP
playing on a Apache Server... yet after many attempts and reloads
( I even tried different versions of PHP) I was unable to play a simple
PHP page on the Apache Server.

The Apache Server works OK with standard HTML and PHP works
OK from the DOS prompt.

I realize I am missing something but have no idea what that something
is.

Any help would be appreciated.



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Jim Osborne <josborne.RemoveThis@starband.net> wrote:
 > 3. Have added the following to the PHP.ini file (recommended version)...
 > LoadModule php5_module php5_apache2.dll
 > AddType application/x-httpd-php .phpa

PHP.ini? Not httpd.conf?

 > 4. Have copied php5ts.dll, php5apache2.dll

Funny, in the "LoadModule" is php5_ (underscore), while the file
is without and underscore...

 > I realize I am missing something but have no idea what that something
 > is.

httpd -t should test the configuration file to see if it's ok,
if you 'call' a php file from the browser what you get? a download
prompt or the code is shown?

Davide

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