executable php file (#! on a linux) - but I need windows

[sfullman]

I'm doing my one and (hopefully) only php project on a windows server. In linux, you can make a php file executable, and put #!bin/bash whatever in the first line (I've already done that, it works fine). How do you do the equivalent thing on a Windows machine? I'm trying to set up the equivalent of a cron job which calls a php file on a regular basis.

Samuel

[NogDog]

I'm not sure that you can (but I am by no means an ultimate Windows guru). You may need to call the PHP executable and pass the PHP file as an argument, e.g.:

c:\path\to\php.exe -f script.php