php installation when visual studio exists

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i already have visual studio.net running in my system now i want to install php also when i install php is not working..

the suggestions i got was to stop the .net services and then run php but every time i cant do that. So i there any other solution to run both in same system if so ...

please tell me the procedure.....

please help me out with this problem.....

Posted 24-Jan-12 22:54pm

M.Ravibalaji

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Jonathan [Darka] · Answer 1 · 2012-01-25T03:46:00

Visual Studio.NET and PHP are not related, they can be installed without affecting one another, what do you mean by PHP is not working - how are you testing this?

The normal way to test whether PHP is installed correctly is either:

1) Run a PHP script from the command line, or
2) Install Apache and test PHP from a XHTML file using phpinfo()

regards,
Jonathan

fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 2 · 2012-01-25T04:28:00

Solution 2

Of course they can both exist at the same time on the same machine.
Check out some of these links: Run php under IIS[^].
By setting up your IIS to work with PHP you can run either PHP or dotNet or even both in the same web application.

Posted 25-Jan-12 4:28am

fjdiewornncalwe