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You guys are awesome! The include file in header.html (Step #1, page 385) was missing. Making rookie mstakes is frustrating, but a terrific way to learn, none-the-less. I'm glad you guys have my back. Proceeding with the remainder of the chapter. I may return with more rookie questions. I've been very pleased I made it this far largely on my own. Kudos to Larry for a well-written, well-documented text.

Running into a nasty little bug in my login.php script (13.5). Fatal error: Call to undefined function is_administrator(). It's as if the footer.html file can not locate the function which is located in the functions.php file inside the includes folder. I'm sure it is "user error." I just wanted to check in and see if anyone else has experienced this nasty little bug.

Thanks for the confirmation. Perhaps Larry can mention in the 5th edition.

Does displaying your phpinfo() page on your server pose any security risks?

@HartleySan -- Thanks for the link. I used the following instructions to change the port ... 1. locate httpd.conf, example is D:\xampp\apache\conf\httpd.conf look for words “Listen 80″ and change into “Listen 8080″ look for words “ServerName localhost:80″ and change into “ServerName localhost:8080″ Save the file 2. locate httpd-ssl.conf, example is D:\xampp\apache\conf\extra\httpd-ssl.conf look for words ““Listen 443″ and change into ““Listen 4499″ look for words “<VirtualHost _default_:443>″ and change into “<VirtualHost _default_:4499>″ look for words “ServerName localhost:443″ and change into “ServerName localhost:4499″ Save the file 3. then start the XAMPP control panel, should be worked, 4. if you want to access localhost, the new link is localhost:8080/, example you want open phpmyadmin, then http://localhost:8080/phpmyadmin/ My localhost is now ... http://localhost:8080/ ... which is fine with me. I'm up and running!! Thanks again.

I am just starting and have "successfully" downloaded XAMPP using the instructions from Appendix A. I am having a challenge starting Apache from the Conrol Panel. The following screen shot offers clues ... http://webskillswork.com/images/apache_xampp.png My read on the problem I need to solve ... Port 80 in use by "system"! Any and all advice as to how to resolve this conflict is appreciated. Thanks!