First Log In Screen

@support-2 Have you been through the FusionAuth PHP Quickstart? Should only take about 5-10 minutes and give you a good idea and more importantly a working example.

@mike123 I am not familiar with a screen tool for MySQL. What are you using and I can take a look to see if I can figure it out.

@mike123 Have you been able to get through the quickstart?

@mike123 It looks like you do not have Git installed on your machine. Here is a guide from Github on how to do that. Git is a common distributed version control system.

@mike123 , it's great that you are making progress. You don't have to run the step in the not that you displayed. That is only if you want to run the application without understanding how it works. To get a better feel of how FusionAuth relates to the login screen, I would recommend following the rest of the quickstart. You will still need to be sure Composer is installed correctly. To test if that is the case, try the following command.

composer --version

You should get the version that is installed or an error. If you get an error, you can click on the Composer link in the Prerequisites section of the quickstart to get it installed.

@mike123 not sure I know what you mean by "at the one below and the first row..." Are you talking about the next step in the quickstart? What exactly are you trying to do and what error are you seeing? The lines you are showing are being referenced in the quickstart are meant to be put in a file name .env within the application directory.

@mike123 Ah, OK. It looks like you are trying to enter the lines into the command prompt. If you look at the instructions directly above the lines in the quickstart, it say you need to create a file with a name of .env and then put those lines of text in that file. Then that file should be put in the your-application directory.

@mike123 You can use anything your environment supports. It looks like you are using windows, so notepad would work. There are others to such as Visual Studio Code and that sort of thing.

@mike123 OK, a few things. Glad you got the file with the variables created, however you will want to name it ".env" vs "test01.env". Also, are you trying to run the application or just pointing to the PHP page in a public directory? Did you get to the point were you have all the files created in the "your-application" folder and able to run the application using the following command?

php -S localhost:9012 -t public

@mike123 Hope you had a great Christmas and New Years.

1. The images should be located in the "complete-application" of the folder of the code you cloned earlier in the tutorial using the following commands:

git clone https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-quickstart-php-web.git
cd fusionauth-quickstart-php-web

2. Simply, putting the files in a directory on a web server will not work. You will want to continue to follow the tutorial till the end and run the command under the "Run The Application" section. All your completed files should be in a folder named "your-application" and then you would run the command

php -S localhost:9012 -t public

Then the website should be available at http://localhost:9012.