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xampp v3.2.1 do I need to check the service module first so that I can view it on localhost?, because I can't see my sample.php in localhost.
I noticed the checkbox is disabled:
and another one how do I normally open my sample.php. the localhost in the browser always
redirect me here: http://localhost/xampp/index.php ..which is the mainsite of xampp. hmm.
Please help, I'm a novice in php using xampp. Google almighty can't find me a solution.
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Resolve Apache port conflicts by changing your listening port to 8080. Include the listening port in the address when accessing localhost. Change your MySQL port to 3307 if another application is blocking the default port 3306.
Open the XAMPP control panel and start the apache module. Open your browser and type localhost/Test/test. php in the URL tab. If your browser prints 'XAMPP Server runs successfully', it means XAMPP is successfully installed and correctly configured.
XAMPP is regularly updated to the latest releases of Apache, MariaDB, PHP and Perl. It also comes with a number of other modules, including OpenSSL, phpMyAdmin, MediaWiki, Joomla, WordPress and more.
Start the Xampp Control Panel, you will find an option box for every Tool (Apache, MySQL etc.) to run it as a service. This will trigger the installation of the corresponding service. Joined: 09. March 2008 13:04 Re: XAMPP modules not services? by hakask » 03. May 2015 12:26 I checked those but all option boxes are disabled in my install.
Testing XAMPP Installation: In the control panel, click on the start action for the Apache module. This will instruct XAMPP to initiate the Apache webserver. Now open any web browser and type: http://localhost or 127.0.0.1, you should see the XAMPP screen. It means you have XAMPP installed properly on your system.
To fix the issue, you need to adjust a single PHP setting in your XAMPP installation’s php.ini file. There are two ways to get to this file. Open up XAMPP control panel, click on Config in the Apache row, and select PHP (php.ini). This will open the file in a text editor, but probably not your preferred text editor.
XAMPP control panel is easy to use dashboard (GUI) which allows you to start and stop services like Apache, MYSQL, FileZilla, mercury, Tomcat with just click of a button. You can also administrator/ configure these services, view logs, etc. Before moving further let’s discuss XAMPP in Brief.
You must start the XAMPP Control Panel as Admin. Go to your XAMP directory, usually its C:\XAMPP\, look for the "xampp-control.exe". Right click on that and hit "Run as Administrator." After confirming the UAC or user account control, you should be able to check and install Apache and MySQL as services. That works for me so it should work for you too as I can tell on your screenshot, we run the same version of XAMPP. Goodluck.
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