On Tue, 14 Nov 2006 09:36:52 +, Tom Chubb wrote:
> I have just encountered a fatal error using file_put_contents() on a PHP4 box.
> After a bit of research I found a simple function within the php.net
> user comments.
> I just wanted to know what happens if I then tried to run this script
> on
Paul Reinheimer wrote:
While working with some CAPTCHA stuff I get the following error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function imagettftext().
The PHP Manual states that the function is available in PHP 5
(http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.imagettftext.php), and I have
compiled with GD suppo
>Help!
>
>I am getting the following error message for :
> $link=mysql_connect("localhost","$user","$pass"); // line 34
>?>
>
>Fatal error: Call to undefined function: mysql_connect() in
>/home/www/test.somename.org/aux/db-mod.php on line 34
>
>I have used this call successfully on php v4.0.6, an
Further information:
The page is navigated to via a previous page using a "Location: /test.php"
header. The problem occurs when I first navigate to the page. If I then
do a refresh from the browser, the problem disappears.
I also did further testing where I put the following type of code betw
PHP was not compiled/configured to have dbase support.
In Linux, you can recompile --with-dbase (see configure --help).
In Windows, you can alter you php.ini to have something not unlike:
basephp.dll
in your Extensions
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You need to load the dbase.so support module in your php. Like a dll in
windows. Php has a lot of libraries, the idea is t load only those you
need. I don't remember the syntax and the files to modify, check
configuration manual or ask your system administrator. I had a similar
problem, solved
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