Handle php executable in settings #183
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When I setup the app it was asking for a php path in the settings.
I gave it C:\php, but it still wasn't working. I then realised it needed the executable path.
This PR adds a helpful feature, where if a user enters the directory, but not the executable path it will link it up - which may save confusion 😃
Here is what I mean:
(Basically if you enter a correct php dir, it'll link up the executable)
zen_56hRHRzghG.mp4
Might be a better way- but you get the idea.. feel free to adjust.