Graphical tutorial for configuring Php+Mysql+zend under IIS

  
                  There are a lot of tutorials about PHP configuration under IIS on the Internet, but they are some very rational things. I sorted out the tutorial from inside.
issued for the convenience of reference, if there is any problem, you can communicate with everyone, if What is wrong, please correct me..

The following tutorials are implemented under Windows 2000, other systems please refer to the changes,

Operating system directory: c:\\winnt < BR>PHP default installation directory: C:\\php
PHP version: PHP 4.3.10 Download address: http://www.php.net/downloads.php (Windows Binaries)
Mysql version: mysql-4.0 .22-win Download: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/
zend :Zend Optimizer v2.5.5 Download: http://hn.51zz.com/soft17/ZendOptimizerWindows-i386.exe < BR>
First extract the php zip file to the c:\\php directory,
first php.ini-dist renamed php.ini
then php.ini and php.exe copied to the winnt directory..
php4ts.dll and php4isapi.dll (this is in the sapi directory) copied to the winnt/system32 directory..........


In order to make your PHP support More modules, open Ph with Notepad ./p.ini search extension_dir value C to the inside: \\ PHP \\ extensions


then search; Windows Extensions extension module will now be open, as long as the foregoing; can remove .. However, some modules are not supported..

Build a PHP program test directory under IIS, such as D:\\WEB, in the "Internet
Service Manager", right click "Default" Web site -> New -> Site", alias is web, actual path is D:\\web
Have read, run script and browse permissions;

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