The Internet Information Services (IIS) built into IIS Windows systems have good support for ASPs, so it is convenient to debug ASP Web pages in IIS. But some friends of the Web page with PHP programming technology, by default, IIS is not support PHP, manual configuration of IIS debugging Environment for US rookie is very difficult, how can we let IIS support PHP? Here's a way to configure the PHP debugging environment in IIS in a few simple steps.
First, install the IIS components
The author takes the IIS5.1 of Windows XP system as an example, first must install the IIS component, the system is installed by default. If you don't have it in your system, go to control Panel → add or Remove Programs → add/Remove Windows components, select the Internet Information Services (IIS) option in the Windows Components Wizard dialog box (Figure 1), and click Next button to complete the installation of the IIS component.
Second, configure the PHP debugging environment
Download the PHP installer from "http://Www.fyrose.com/php406.exe" to the local machine, and we will use the PHP Installation Wizard to complete the configuration of the PHP debugging environment.
To run the installer for the PHP package, click the "Next" button in the pop-up Welcome window, click the "I Agree" button in the License Agreement window, and then select "Standard (Standard)" Installation in the Installation Type window, and click "Installation" Next button, specify the installation directory for PHP, and we recommend that you use the default installation directory. Next, set the mail address in the Mail Configuration window and specify the SMTP server, select the type of Web server you use in the service type (server type) window (Figure 2) because we use Windows XP system with the IIS5.1, select the "Microsoft IIS4 or higher" single option, click "Next" after the installation, and finally in the "IIS scriptmap Node Selection" window Select all the sites (see Figure 3), click the "OK" button , you complete the installation and configuration of PHP.
Third, check the PHP debugging environment configuration
Go to Control Panel → admin tool, run the Internet Information Service program, right-click the "Default Web Site" In the pop-up menu select "Properties", and then in the pop-up Properties dialog box to switch to the "Home Directory" tab, click on the application settings bar "Configuration" button, pop-up "application Configuration" dialog box, in the Mappings tab page, to see if the Application Mappings list box has an option with the extension. PHP (Figure 4), or if it exists, to indicate that the PHP installation configuration was successful.
If you do not find this option, you can also add it manually. Click the Add button in the Application Configuration dialog box, pop the Add/Edit Application Extension Mapping dialog box (Figure 5), enter the "Php.exe" program path in the "Executable" field, and enter in "extension". PHP, the other options use the default settings, and finally click the "OK" button.
This completes the configuration of the PHP debugging environment and can then debug the php file in IIS.
Figure 1 Installing the IIS Component
Figure 2 Selecting a Web server
Figure 3 Selecting All Sites
Figure 4 Looking at program mappings
Figure 5 Adding mappings manually
