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Ok, this is probably a 'noob' question but after a while on google I'm going to ask. Currently I am working on a site that has no php (an older site i am revamping for a friend) thus all the php code shows up on the page through the browser. Usually the sites I have worked on the past have php, and all that jazz, already installed but if not i would have to contact the hosting company to get them but that sometimes involve me paying. I have never installed Php to a server myself and what I've found are tutorials on installing Php to the computer rather than the web server itself. So, my question is can I install php on a hosted web server or am I going to have to directly contact the hosting company for this?

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I would contact the host. I don't see why they wouldn't install PHP. It's a pretty standard web language. Maybe it's installed but the server isn't configured right? Depending on the platform you have to set it up a little differently. I've installed it on both Linux and Windows servers. It's very easy on Linux, but a little more involved on Windows (but there are plenty of tutorials on the web to do this).

 

Point is, contact the host and ask. Chances are they will do it with no problems and no charge.

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