PHP (from Personal Home Page Tools) is a script language
and interpreter. The PHP script is embedded within a Web page along
with its HTML. To enable a Web Site document to use PHP, you need
to create a directory rule for that site document to point to the
PHP executable files.
About this task
The default directory for PHP scripts is defined by the DOCUMENT_ROOT
CGI variable, and is the/notes root directory/data/domino/html directory.
PHP looks for scripts relative to this directory.
Procedure
- Install PHP on the Web server. Make sure that the PHP.EXE file
can find the PHP.INI file. Be sure that all paths
are set up correctly for PHP. See the PHP installation documentation
for more information.
- Create a directory rule to run PHP scripts:
Table 1. Directory rule settings for PHP scripts
| Field |
Action |
| Description |
Enter a name that differentiates this rule
from others you create. |
| Type of Rule |
Select Directory |
| Incoming URL pattern |
Enter /php-bin An
example of an incoming URL would be: http://<server>/php-bin/PHP.EXE/<php-scripts>
|
| Target server directory |
Enter the location of the PHP binary file (for
example, c:\PHP) |
| Access level |
Click Execute. |