Something is wrong with the XAMPP installation. When I run file://C:/xampp/htdocs/index.php it says: I also have Skype installed but it's not using port 80 - I had read this might be the cause of the issue, so I checked under Skype options and confirmed that the port is 65013. MySQL - 3306 - C:\xampplite\mysql\bin\mysqld.exe What is xampp It is an apache distribution that allows developers to easily create a local web server for projects they are working on. You can access to server from url address.
Running 'Port-check' on xampp control panel showed this: RESULTĪpache (HTTP) - 80 - C:\xampplite\apache\bin\httpd.exeĪpache (HTTPS) - 443 - C:\xampplite\apache\bin\httpd.exe Localhost/xampp is a localhost xampp server folder address. I tried using a locally installed WordPress, as I have a theme ready and want to convert that design to WordPress, test it and start using it online. I then installed xampplite 1.7.2 (the latest), which I downloaded from the xampp website, but again this made no difference. I removed all the files in the xampplite folders and reinstalled ver 1.7.1 again, but it was of no use. Look at your nf (Apache configuration file) and look if the line that says LoadModule php5module isnt commented with sign.
#LOCALHOST XAMPP HTDOCS INDEX HTML CODE#
I make folder www inside htdocs that I can place some folders with sites and make folder trywp. If the page only shows the code thats because the PHP interpreter isnt running. To do this, open your preferred text editor and name the file. If the file doesn’t exist, you’ll need to create one. However, you’ll find it via Applications > Xampp > xamppfiles > htdocs.
If you are using a macOS, the file will still be in the htdocs folder. In Firefox after I type nothing happens - just a blank white screen. When I installed XAMPP it make folder C: xampp htdocs. htaccess file there: The location of the. Today however it suddenly stopped working. A few days back I installed xampplite 1.7.1 and was able to access localhost and phpmyadmin through the browser.
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