Php Url without port on it

[nightkarnation]

Hey guys,

I am using wamp to test some php files...

Currently my wamp is set up on my 82 port, so I have to reference like this: http://localhost:82/test/test.php

 

The problem is that I am linking the php file with actionscript and actionscript doesn't allow me to use a port number,

Is there another way I can type http://localhost:82/test/test.php and load it?

 

Thanks a lot in advance!

 

 

[Ch0cu3r]

Any reason you run your server on port 82. The standard port for HTTP servers is port 80. If your server is not running on port 80 then you need to define the port in the url.

 

Why cant you use port in actionscript?

Edited November 22, 2013 by Ch0cu3r

[nightkarnation]

I run it on 82 because I have Flash Media Server running on 80.

 

I made a mistake on the php file and actionscript was having trouble reading it back,

 

Thanks for your reply.

Cheers,

[Irate]

I'm pretty sure you can configure your Flash Media Server to run on another port.

[jazzman1]

Set a proxy connection in your browser for this URL (localhost) to port 82 instead the default one 80. Then, you will be able to reach this localhost  at addresses:

 

http://localhost:82/test/test.php  OR http://localhost/test/test.php