Mamp Mac

I love my MacBook Pro, but getting Apache, PHP and MySQL to work on it has been a nightmare. I finally downloaded MAMP, which has been another nightmare. I beat my brains out making my virtual hosts work, only to discover that they were associated with my default Apache installation, which was still running. Anyway, I've now learned how to shut down Apache #1, and I assume...

friendly. The MAMP MySQL and PORT settings are all defined in your MAMP configuration, which you can see when you launch MAMP. I believe it is like 8888 or something like that. ...

for Apache or if you made adjustments to any of the PHP installs for MAMP, be sure to at least keep a copy of those files. But, if you experiencing problems with MAMP perhaps you won't want to use the same configuration files. Keeping a copy of those files somewhere else for now won't hurt. ...

I am customizing Zen Cart templates using Dreamweaver on my Mac OSX 10.4.9 machine. ...

How can one run commands in the mac terminal in a PHP script? ...

Well, I THINK MAMP's Apache installation is now running correctly, so my next goal is to make virtual hosts and .htaccess files with mod-rewrite rules work. I had virtual hosts working with the default Apache installation, though it was a lot of work, and I just stumbled over the solution. A blank page with a column of numerals on the left side. Sorry, that's all new...

Yes, you need to turn off the Mac installed version of Apache so you can run MAMP. But, you found that out and so Im confused of what your issue is now? ...

How does one set up sub domains with the apache that Mac OsX comes with? ...

into Mac OS X already. ...

Hello,everybody! I installed MAMP om my Mac ( running MACOSX 10.3.9),it works ok,but php 5.0 would not pass values. In case of values to go from a form to php page for processing I am totally lost.IT IS a deadlock. Values entered do not stay. Page 1.