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I just installed PHP for IIS7 and tried running a PHP site from my localhost. I set up a virtual directory to the folder. When I browse to my index.php page I get the following error:
It looks like IIS still doesn’t know how to process PHP. Is there more that I need to do besides installing a PHP for IIS? Do I need to modify other settings?
UPDATE Answer is to go to IIS -> PHP Manager -> PHP Settings -> search for short_open_tag. Turned it on.
The default install of PHP does not have short tags enabled – IE opening your code lock with a
<?Instead of a<?phptag. The use of the short tags is discouraged, but if you must use them refer to this post to turn them on:How to enable PHP short tags?