1. Iis Localhost Url
2. Localhost Mamp Htdocs
3. Localhost Url Mamp Code

By the current time, MAMP had released a version for Windows. This helps Windows users have one more option set up an Apache localhost easily. So that, you can focus on coding some PHP instead of spending so much time setting up your localhost. The biggest advantage of MAMP is you just need to install and use with least manual config.

1. Copy the unzipped WordPress folder and navigate to MAMP htdocs; you should find it in your root folder (it’s usually the C drive). Paste the WordPress folder into the htdocs folder. The name of this WordPress folder will be included in the URL of your local WordPress install (i.e.
2. Hey John Sanchez. I am sorry you are having a problem. Let me tag Randy Hoyt for us to try and help us solve this problem for you.

To download MAMP click here. They provide free and pro version. The install process is straightforward.

With XAMPP (Windows) Locate your hosts file. In Windows XP, this file is located in C: WINDOWS system32 drivers etc. Different versions of Windows may store the file in a different directory. And depending on your Windows setup, you might need to be logged in as an administrator to modify the hosts file. Open the file with a plain text editor (like.

Install and create your PHP web app with MAMP

After installing, open MAMP and click on “Start Servers” to start your localhost.

When you see the two checkboxes Apache Server and MySQL Server are green, the “Start Server” button turns green and change to “Stop Server” you know that everything is set up and you’re good to go.

Next, click on Open Start Page, the middle button to open the starting page.

This page is where you can access your website, phpinfo page and something else.

Click on “My Website” to go to your page, by default MAMP is installed in your C drive and so your web root folder must be “C:/MAMP/htdocs”.It means when you type “localhost” in your browser it will show the index file in the htdocs folder. Now, I will create a new file “add.php” and copy the code of the add application I created in this post (source code is at the end of the post) into this new file. My folder now looks like this:

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To access this specific page, I type “localhost/add.php”

Localhost Mamp Htdocs

So now I can run my simple web application in my localhost so easily, thank to MAMP.

I have the Rewrite commands in the .htaccess file like so:

I have the Slim hello code in the index.php file:

Yes, the monolog is working as is the datetime function.

I have tried to modify the base as instructed also, though I realize that really isn't the error I'm getting. Also, just for my FYI, does this look like the way to make the absolute path to my .htaccess file?

Update: I've added code from the next video which is partially working, Snippet:

This works for the homepage, but not for the contact page.

I'm using localhost:8888 with MAMP

I want to confirm something. Does it work if you go to localhost:8888/index.php/hello/name and localhost:8888/index.php/contact ?

A couple of things come to mind. 1) Make sure your file is .htacess2) Add this to the top of your .htacess file then check your logsRewriteEngine OnRewriteLog '/path/to/rewrite.log'RewriteLogLevel 9

Awesome, that worked. I must have missed turning rewrite on in the video.

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Thank you Dayrl,One big Best Answer coming your way!

Place the following @ the top of page and see if it gives you any output

ini_set('display_errors',1);ini_set('display_startup_errors',1);error_reporting(-1);

Added it to the top of index.php file, but no errors displayed.

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