those php work in offline?????

[lordsofvine]

does php work in offline like connecting to another computer "network", thanks for helping

 

[welch]

It may be my lack of understanding, but I believe these are very vague terms you're using.

Just suggesting that you might specify more exactly what you mean since I'm sorry but I don't understand exactly what you're asking.

 

[DeadBattery]

If you mean can you run PHP scripts when Apache is offline, no. PHP is tied to and depends on Apache.

 

[lordsofvine]

i mean can php work in offline, i mean not uploaded in the internet, it goes like this i got 2 computer and its server and the client, the server contains the php i mean the database and now the client connects to the server and save into servers database is it possible that the client can save to the other computer(server) even if is not uploaded to the internet or offline

 

[leafypiggy]

yeah, you can.

just download a program like http://www.xampp.com,

and then install it and set it up.

that installs apache, andPHP right on your local machine, where you can put your script in <xampp path>\htdocs

Theres also an option to install a mySQL server called FireBird

If you need any help. just ask.

 

[galaxyAbstractor]

I would suggest installing WampServer because XAMPP is pretty buggy on windows

 

[natsuki]

as long as you have a server that has PHP installed then php will work whether it's on a local network or just on your own pc.

 

[xPlozion]

If you mean can you run PHP scripts when Apache is offline, no. PHP is tied to and depends on Apache.

you can actually use php without a webserver (apache, lighttpd, etc...). PHP is _not_ tied to apache, it's just a popular choice for web servers. If you are using linux, you can program php to run like a shell script

 

[xav0989]

you can actually use php without a webserver (apache, lighttpd, etc...) If you are using linux, you can program php to run like a shell script

there is also an option in the windows installer!

 

[lordsofvine]

thanks guys i will try it out thanks a lot!