PHP files can be run over the Webbrowser, on windows you need to install apache server on your system in order to view php in motion on your http://localhost/
To open the file you'll need a editor that is made for writing php files.
Notepad++ is what I use.
Windows doesn't have software to handle php files, well you still can open it with any text editor but in most cases without any coder program like above mentioned one you can't open it with double clicking
unless you associate .php extention to some text editor manually
To open the file you'll need a editor that is made for writing php files.
Notepad++ is what I use.
Windows doesn't have software to handle php files, well you still can open it with any text editor but in most cases without any coder program like above mentioned one you can't open it with double clicking
unless you associate .php extention to some text editor manually
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