>>> htdocs <-- This the document root of your website pear + HTML +
>>> Mail
>>> + Net
>
>That's not what I wrote:
>
>htdocs <-- This the document root of your website pear + HTML + Mail
> + Net
I apologize for the misunderstanding.
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> I apologize for the misunderstanding.
That's OK, I forgive you my child. :-)
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>> htdocs <-- This the document root of your website pear + HTML + Mail
>> + Net
That's not what I wrote:
htdocs <-- This the document root of your website
pear
+ HTML
+ Mail
+ Net
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> htdocs <-- This the document root of your website pear + HTML + Mail
> + Net
If you're going to set your include path properly, you might as well not put
PEAR in htdocs, since none of those files are front-facing URLs that should be
visited by an end user.
They belong in a non web roo
> What do you mean by replicating the directory structure?
PEAR has a directory structure. Duplicate it and set you include_path
accordingly. Have a look at the application structure on article my
website ( http://www.phpguru.org ) - it may be of some help.
Eg:
htdocs <-- This the document root
> ...
You might be interested to know that with PEAR there is absolutely no
need to use the installer at all. You may find it easier not to. For
example the file you mentioned (XML_RSS) is here:
http://cvs.php.net/viewvc.cgi/pear/XML_RSS/RSS.php?revision=1.28&view=co
You will need to replicate t
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