Why some time php not work when we are not connected with internet?

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When the internet connection is available than easily localhost and phpmyadmin open. but some time when connection is off than it also show offline......
Is internet connection is must for wamp?

Posted 9-Feb-12 21:06pm

shairykalra2

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esmailian 10-Feb-12 3:46am

Try with XAMPP .

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2012-02-09T21:26:00

If never can work when you are disconnected, because PHP is only executed on the server side.

What you observe is only the impression you may have because something happens on already loaded page purely on client side, in JavaScript. In other cases, you can have the same page loaded from you local cache.

Try to refresh it (using View/Reload, Ctrl+R or something like that), and you will see that the resource is not available unless you connected again.

(Of course you can work physically disconnected form a network, bit only it you run some HTTP server on your local host. And yes, it can be WAMP (which simply means that you are running Apache and PHP on Windows). I don't think this is relevant to your question.)

—SA