Visual Studio Code PHP Error Fix | 2018 | Visual Studio Code PHP Executable Not Found | VSCode Error

Visual Studio Code PHP Error Fix | 2018 | Visual Studio Code PHP Executable Not Found | VSCode Error. In this Visual Studio Code tutorial I will show how to fix the PHP executable error message that shows when creating PHP documents.

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[secret_one]

I still had the error after doing this...
I add the following into 'Preferences>Setting'
"C:\\xampp\\php\\php.exe",
That cured it.
The comma at the end is if there are more settings following. Only the last setting should not have a comma.
I hope that helps others.

[eliasy]

Oh, this definitely helped me. I had a The " language server needs at least PHP 7 installed. Version found: 5.6.30 " problem in Visual Studio Code.

[adjustyourtone]

Fixed my issue and enabled the use of intellisense. Thank you, Daniel!

[Gabugaburere]

I actually had an error when I served my index.php, using Xampp and copying its path completely solved it. Thanks a lot!

[shinpuru]

Thank you very much for your tutorial! Now I can enjoy VSCODE!

[garychap]

Slightly different problem here. PHP7 installed and Intellisense not complaining ... but Live Server still doesn't process .php files, it just sends them to the browser as text. I can't find any way to tell VSCode Live Server to process php ... I even created a 'cgi-bin' folder in my project root to see if folders have an 'allow executables' option, but they don't.

Is there an option that tells Live Server to process .php files rather than just deliver them as a text resource ? Getting tired of my browser just asking me if I want to "download test.php" : (

Two days now and I just cant get VSCode to serve a dynamic page at all :

[ahmadkafabi]

I am very grateful for the help you have given. I really appreciate that

[johng]

Thanks in a million my man. You've made my day.

[josuefox]

I had this problem with brackets, I tried to follow guides, but I always had json problem..
So i was thinking let's try Visual Studio Code ... then I got the same warning with Php settings necessity.
I sighed.. I ffound your video .. easy.. thanks ! Subscribed.

[lorenamontecucchi]

Incredible. you're awsome. Greet from Argentinian

[Svyatoslavovich]

thank you mate you're helped for me with this problem in 2020!!!

[exikoz]

Thank's i tried to fixed but nothing helped, until your fix.

You are danish I'm from Sweden were can I find you I need to give you ha hug for helping me out!!

[kingars]

Works fine for me, and i´m using wamp server. Thanks!

[benzazadalila]

really helpful worked like a charm thank you

[rockon-wbfqlkjqhsydic]

Thanks for the help, I have been trying toi fix this for a while now :)

[enriqueorellana]

Thanks, I help a lot to solve the problem

[TheLawind]

Thanks, working perfectly... didnt have to set this on a mac tho.. only win

[auhongan]

Thank you for your Guidline, i fixed this issue

[samo_lego]

Still getting the error, I have even set the php executable in the user settings in VS code. The system path works, because php --version shows the correct version in cmd. However, VS Code seems to be ignoring it ...

[sunnysrivastav]

Thanks mmtuts :) . You are the saver today.