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coreyog
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I'm learning PHP on my laptop for school and have IIS set up to run my ASP.Net site and I've already got it set up to run PHP scripts on a different port. Both are running fine and working as they should. Except that when there's an error in my PHP code, IIS returns a 500 code (Server Error) and I don't get any output from my code, or any sort of error specific output. What changes would I need to make to IIS 7.0 in order to get PHP errors to be displayed in the browser when they happen?
I've run PHP on an Apache server before. I'm doing this as a learning experience. I am sticking with IIS 7.0
I've run PHP on an Apache server before. I'm doing this as a learning experience. I am sticking with IIS 7.0