That's correct. If you add your PHP application mapping at the root, then only websites created after you add the mapping will inherit the mapping. If you have existing websites you wish to use PHP on then you'll need to add a PHP application mapping at the site level.
@Dennis
At a guess I would say that buttons are grayed out due to a permissions issue. Not sure though as it has been a few years now since I'e worked with IIS 5.0 in depth. Make sure you are using a user account with full administrator privileges. Second issue sounds like your execute permissions are not set to enable cgi. This setting is in your virtual directory properties under the virtual directory tab. Make sure it is set to scripts and executables. If you have any further issues I'd appreciate it if you could post them in the forums so it does not fragment the comments discussion on this article. I'll be more than happy to help you out.
That's correct. If you add
That's correct. If you add your PHP application mapping at the root, then only websites created after you add the mapping will inherit the mapping. If you have existing websites you wish to use PHP on then you'll need to add a PHP application mapping at the site level.
@Dennis
At a guess I would say that buttons are grayed out due to a permissions issue. Not sure though as it has been a few years now since I'e worked with IIS 5.0 in depth. Make sure you are using a user account with full administrator privileges. Second issue sounds like your execute permissions are not set to enable cgi. This setting is in your virtual directory properties under the virtual directory tab. Make sure it is set to scripts and executables. If you have any further issues I'd appreciate it if you could post them in the forums so it does not fragment the comments discussion on this article. I'll be more than happy to help you out.