If the PHP interpreter is not installed or configured correctly, HBuilder will not be able to run PHP files.
HBuilder may not support your current PHP runtime environment, which is why PHP files cannot be executed.
Incorrect PHP file path: If HBuilder is unable to locate or access the path to the PHP file, the PHP file will not be able to run.
The PHP file has errors either in its syntax or logic, which may be causing HBuilder to not run the PHP file correctly.
HBuilder configuration error: There may be errors or incomplete settings in the HBuilder configuration that are preventing the PHP files from running.
Network connection issue: If HBuilder needs to connect to a remote server over the internet to run PHP files, then the files cannot be run if there are connection problems.
File permission issue: The PHP file does not have sufficient permissions to run, which may cause HBuilder to not run the PHP file properly.
Other unknown issues may cause HBuilder to fail to run PHP files. It is recommended to check the possible reasons mentioned above and troubleshoot them one by one.
