May be you should load the corresponding extension in your php.ini and
restart the web server.
Something like this:
extension=dbase.so
Then look back at your phpinfo(), you should see information about that
module.
-William
El mar, 13-04-2004 a las 02:26, Joukje de Haan escribió:
> Yes, the
Yes, the ./configure string includes enable-dbase. But that's the only place I
see the word "dbase" on the page.
John Nichel wrote:
>
> Joukje wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I tried to open a dbf with, but I got an error message:
> > "Call to undefined function: dbase_open()".
> > PHP was compiled (on li
Joukje wrote:
Hi,
I tried to open a dbf with, but I got an error message:
"Call to undefined function: dbase_open()".
PHP was compiled (on linux) with the option enable-dbase. Does anyone
have an idea of what's wrong?
Joukje
When you look at a phpinfo() on that server, do you see the enable-dbas
[snip]
I tried to open a dbf with, but I got an error message:
"Call to undefined function: dbase_open()".
PHP was compiled (on linux) with the option enable-dbase. Does anyone
have an idea of what's wrong?
[/snip]
Have you run phpinfo() to make sure the option is in?
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