Detailed explanation of how XAMPP modifies Apache's default website directory htdocs
XAMPP (Apache+MySQL+PHP+PERL) is a powerful integrated environment package for building XAMPP software websites, which is used by a large number of webmasters. After XAMPP is installed correctly, by default the php program must be placed in the xampphtdocs folder before it can be run. How to change the home directory to another disk? For example, the www folder of the D: drive is demonstrated here for webmasters who use XAMPP to build websites. The same is true for any PHP environment using apache.
Step one:
Open the file xamppapacheconfhttpd.conf;
Step 2: Find DocumentRoot "I:/xampp/htdocs" in the httpd.conf file
Step 3: Modify the content in the httpd.conf file to DocumentRoot "D:/www"
Directory: "D:/www";
Fourth step: Create a new www folder on the D drive, restart apache, move the files to the www folder, open http://localhost/, and you’re done.

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