I wonder if anyone can help me, I have written some php code with connets to a database and gets records from an query.

The resultrs are outputted into html tables using the echo e.g.

echo '<table.......etc>';

This works fine locally when i run it under IIS by right clicking on the page and browsing it in IIS.

What would happen if this code was placed under a IIS sever over an intranet. e.g. placed in my local college intranet which runs IIS. Would the pages be loaded sucesfully by outputting the tables using the echo command?

Anyone help?

    um.... thats generally how it works. you open the servers address in a web browser. eg: http://10.0.0.4 or whatever the ip of the iis server is.

    ps: is this really so urgent it needs a multi post? it is against the forum rules, and considered quite rude.

      Hi, it is quite urgent because I need to do it tommorow. So there is no difference between running it locally on my machine and remotely on a iis server?

      thanks

        the only differences might be the php configurations. and well, you really wont know until you try it.

          Beyond that--Are you certain that the IIS instance even has php support? If so, you should be mostly fine...may need some tweaks...but should be OK

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