1, first you have to make sure that your PHP version is not less than 5.1.4, but it is strongly recommended to use 5.2.3 or later
2. Ensure that your php.ini opens the following modules:
Extension=php_pdo.dll
Extension=php_pdo_mysql.dll
3. Open the Apache configuration file httpd.conf to make sure you have the following modules enabled:
LoadModule Rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so
Continue to find the httpd.conf file, if allowoverride is none, please make sure none is changed to all
4. Set Environment variables:
such as the bin directory of my Zend tool:
; F:\ZendFramework\bin
If the "Php.exe command does not exist ..." appears. "Put the Php.exe directory in the environment variable as well:
;D: \software\wamp\bin\php\php5.3.10
5. OK, under test:
Enter ZF show version to display the release information.
Enter the ZF Create project F:\web\zendframe in my PHP environment for creating zendframe projects
6. Copy the Zend file under the library of the Zend Framework you downloaded to the project's library directory.
7, congratulations, in the Address bar input Http://127.0.0.1/zendframe/public display interface, indicating that the Zend Framework configuration is successful!
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