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Root folder CodeIgniter with PHP Designer 8
#1

[eluser]thaodth[/eluser]
Dear friends, I have recently installed PHP Designer IDE. I worked with Eclipse IDE previously.
I want to ask how to create a root folder to test my project on localhost. I can't find this option in PHP Designer.
I use Wampserver. I was familiar with how to work project in Eclipse, so I feel embarrassed with PHP Designer.

I hope all showed me how to do. Thanks!
#2

[eluser]InsiteFX[/eluser]
First off you just create a new folder under htdocs for your new project and copy CI into it.

On the toolbar click project then project manager.

Then click the new button and add the information to the project.

When u get to the last dialog just point the path to the directory you copied CI into.

Hope this helps.

Repeat for all new projects.
#3

[eluser]thaodth[/eluser]
@InsiteFX: Thank u. I got it.

But I can't configure to Wamp get it working in PHP Designer 8.

When I select menu Tools -> Preferences, submenu "Debugger", I point path to run php (D:\wamp\bin\php\php5.3.13\php-cgi.exe) and path to file php.ini () of WAMP instead of default path in PHP Designer (D:\Softwares\phpDesigner 8\PHP\php-cgi.exe and D:\Softwares\phpDesigner 8\PHP\php.ini). I get error "unload dynamic library.... " dll libraries in WAMP, but error path C:\Windows\...., I install WAMP in D:.

Show me how to fix?
#4

[eluser]InsiteFX[/eluser]
It should be D:\wamp\bin\php\php5.3.13\php.exe

You may also need to set the path to these in the Windows Enviroment

1) Control Panel
2) Click on System and Security
3) Click on System
4) On the left sidebar menu click on Advanced system settings
5) Click on the Advanced tab
6) Click on bottom button Enviroment variables
7) On the bottom window System variables, find the variable path. If not there create it.
8) Click on path to highlight it
9) Click Edit...
10) Scroll through the path and see if the paths are there for WAMP if not add them seperating each path with a ( ; semi-colon ).

Personally these should all be installed on the C: drive. and not D: drive

I use Xampp so not sure if that will help but thats how I do it.

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#5

[eluser]thaodth[/eluser]
@InsiteFX: I got it Smile.




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