How to run PHP in phpstudy?

To run PHP code, you can use PHPStudy to set up a local PHP development environment. Here are the steps to run PHP with PHPStudy.

1. Download and install PHPStudy: You can download the installation package for your operating system from the official website of PHPStudy (https://www.phpstudy.net/) and follow the installation instructions provided by the setup wizard.
2. Start PHPStudy: After the installation is complete, open the PHPStudy control panel.
3. Start Apache and MySQL: In the PHPStudy control panel, click on the “Start” button for both Apache and MySQL to launch the Apache and MySQL servers.
4. Open your browser: launch any browser and type in “http://localhost” or “http://127.0.0.1” to access the local server.
5. Create or duplicate your PHP file: In the root directory of your web server (usually the “WWW” folder under the PHPStudy installation directory), create a new folder (for example, “myphp”), and then copy your PHP file to that folder.
6. Access your PHP file in the browser: Enter “http://localhost/myphp/yourphpfile.php” in the browser, where “myphp” is the folder name you created in step 5 and “yourphpfile.php” is the name of your PHP file. Press enter, and your PHP code will be executed, displaying the results in the browser.

Please note that PHPStudy uses port 80 by default. If necessary, you can configure it in the PHPStudy control panel. Additionally, for the security of your code, you should also pay attention to setting proper file and folder permissions.