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cakas6933

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Jan 8, 2013
1
0
Some days I'm in big trouble with my PHP on OS X 10.8.2 mountain lion.
I did a clean installation of the x mountain lion and did all the updates. I'm currently with x 10.8.2.
I activated the apache through the terminal (sudo apachectl start), all right and normal. I tested apache (http://localhost/) on my safari browser, appeared its works!. I edited my httpd.conf through the terminal uncomment the line LoadModule php5_module libexec/apache2/libphp5.so to enable PHP. I created the file info.php in my document root (<? Php phpinfo ();?>). My problem is now, when I go through testing in the browser (http://localhost/info.php) appears only the code (<? Php phpinfo ();?>), Ie, is not playing my PHP. I've done several files. Php and only interprets the code in the browser. Already tested on all browsers and also not worked. Please somebody me some solution, I do not know what's going wrong. I thank all who try to solve my problem. Thank you! :)
 

s97fever

macrumors newbie
Jan 22, 2013
4
0
Try upgrading the PHP version on the mac OS X.

I'm by no means an expert and I'm new but I've been trying to apply the steps to upgrade my PHP version from this link:

http://mac.tutsplus.com/tutorials/s...ative-php-installation-on-os-x-mountain-lion/

Right now I'm on step where you do the Installing
First, while in PHP’s unarchived source folder, execute the following configure command: and then it lists them 1-57

I have no idea though how to do that or what they are talking about?
Any ideas?
 

phyrexia

macrumors 6502a
Sep 3, 2010
612
3
PHP scripts begin with

Code:
<?php

not with

Code:
<? php

Does this help?

Some days I'm in big trouble with my PHP on OS X 10.8.2 mountain lion.
I did a clean installation of the x mountain lion and did all the updates. I'm currently with x 10.8.2.
I activated the apache through the terminal (sudo apachectl start), all right and normal. I tested apache (http://localhost/) on my safari browser, appeared its works!. I edited my httpd.conf through the terminal uncomment the line LoadModule php5_module libexec/apache2/libphp5.so to enable PHP. I created the file info.php in my document root (<? Php phpinfo ();?>). My problem is now, when I go through testing in the browser (http://localhost/info.php) appears only the code (<? Php phpinfo ();?>), Ie, is not playing my PHP. I've done several files. Php and only interprets the code in the browser. Already tested on all browsers and also not worked. Please somebody me some solution, I do not know what's going wrong. I thank all who try to solve my problem. Thank you! :)
 

LittleRedBird

macrumors member
Jun 10, 2009
94
2
Some days I'm in big trouble with my PHP on OS X 10.8.2 mountain lion.
I did a clean installation of the x mountain lion and did all the updates. I'm currently with x 10.8.2.
I activated the apache through the terminal (sudo apachectl start), all right and normal. I tested apache (http://localhost/) on my safari browser, appeared its works!. I edited my httpd.conf through the terminal uncomment the line LoadModule php5_module libexec/apache2/libphp5.so to enable PHP. I created the file info.php in my document root (<? Php phpinfo ();?>). My problem is now, when I go through testing in the browser (http://localhost/info.php) appears only the code (<? Php phpinfo ();?>), Ie, is not playing my PHP. I've done several files. Php and only interprets the code in the browser. Already tested on all browsers and also not worked. Please somebody me some solution, I do not know what's going wrong. I thank all who try to solve my problem. Thank you! :)

I went through the same steps and had the same problem as you. Restarting Apache through the terminal solved my problem. The command I used was:

sudo apachectl restart
 

safisa1987

macrumors newbie
Jun 10, 2014
1
0
someone find a solution to the problem
I know that the post since log time, but really I'm Blocked
 
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