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uh hello guys uh welcome to this video
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so in this video i will show you uh how
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to run uh php inside your vs code with a
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live server kind of an extension and uh
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how to resolve that error which comes
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php cannot find executable when you try
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to run this php application in vs code
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so so that error message comes so i will
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show you a extension right here which
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can solve your problem just go to the
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extensions tab just type this extension
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php server and uh this is actually
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developed entirely for php applications
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in vs code so personally i use this
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extension a lot specifically for php it
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works quite perfectly you will see it's
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almost having 2.5 billion installs so
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just install this extension and after
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installing this extension uh just go to
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the settings and just make sure that you
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this auto open on reload and just inside
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the php server just make sure that you
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write local host here and uh then you
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can set your port number i have set this
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port number by default it's 3,000 and
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that's all that we need to do and uh
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after that just create a simple php file
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right here i've just created this simple
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index.php file and just write some basic
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php code and now to start this uh server
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just right click and this option will
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come php server serve
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project so as soon as you select this
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option you will see your project will
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get started in the browser by default on
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this port number localhost 3000 and you
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can see this is your php code and let's
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suppose i make some kind of changes
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right here and uh side by side you will
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changes so just refresh and you will see
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the changes are reflected back and uh
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this is actually the way by which you
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can counter that error that php
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executable not found just install this
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extension and it's specifically built
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for php kind of application for this you
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don't need exam live server because
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needed you can see i haven't started
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this apache server this php application
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is running i can close this so this is
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running in the live server if you want
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to stop this server you can simply
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select this option of stopping the
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server so there is also this option if
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you want to reload all these options are
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available if you want to open this file
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entirely in the browser it will open
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file again if you want to serve this
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project you will see the project will
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get started so this is the extension
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guys which will solve your problem to
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actually run php applications in live
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server with a hot auto reloaded vs code
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to counter that error message and thank
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you very much for watching this video
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your problem is solved and i will be
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seeing you in the next video
