Web Development: Before you begin...

[Stratavarius]

I've followed this tutorial to the letter.

http://assets.webassist.com/technotes/web_dev_begin.pdf

I'm at the point this point---> Configuring IIS for Vista (page 8)

In step 4 (adding a script map)

I've input the required values:

Request path: *.php
Executable: C:\php\php5isapi.dll
Name: PHP

When I click OK, the Add Script Map dialogue appears...
I click Yes, as instructed, but then an error window pops up saying,

"The specified module required by this handler is not in the modules list."

How do I overcome this?

I'd like to finish the rest of the set up...

Thanks.

[Stratavarius]

I've followed this tutorial to the letter.

http://assets.webassist.com/technotes/web_dev_begin.pdf

I'm at the point this point---> Configuring IIS for Vista (page 8)

In step 4 (adding a script map)

I've input the required values:

Request path: *.php
Executable: C:\php\php5isapi.dll
Name: PHP

When I click OK, the Add Script Map dialogue appears...
I click Yes, as instructed, but then an error window pops up saying,

"The specified module required by this handler is not in the modules list."

How do I overcome this?

I'd like to finish the rest of the set up...

Thanks.

I think you're on your own dude...

[Ray Borduin]

Try posting a support incident. It appears nobody is familiar with this error so you may need direct engineering assistance.

[jim376395]

I had the same problem. Fix as follows:

Control Panel
->Turn Windows features on or off
->Internet Information Services
->World Wide Web Services
->Application Development Features
->enable ISAPI Extensions

Then try adding the script map again.

[geordie728]

If you want to use PHP on your Windows box then download WAMP Server.

IIS takes a lot of configuration for a newbie whereas wamp server installs first time with everything good to go.

Other extensions in PHP can also be enabled at the click of a button rather than uncommenting lines of code in the php.ini file.

It also sets up MySQL very nicely with PHPMyAdmin for management.

Save yourself some time.

[David Stringer]

If you want to use PHP on your Windows box then download WAMP Server.

IIS takes a lot of configuration for a newbie whereas wamp server installs first time with everything good to go.

Other extensions in PHP can also be enabled at the click of a button rather than uncommenting lines of code in the php.ini file.

It also sets up MySQL very nicely with PHPMyAdmin for management.

Save yourself some time.

I would totally reiterate these sentiments by Geordie. It is the easiest and fastest setup and easily run programme and covers all the bases!

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