Hi everyone,
Oh! I cannot install PHP into the new computer in my office.
The Apache is OK after installed. Then I extract PHP to C:\php,
and
1. copy all files in c:\php\dlls to c:\windows\system32;
2. copy php4ts.dll to c:\windows\system32;
3. copy php.ini-dist to c:\windows, and rename it
I do agree.
Anyway I recomend NOT TO enable register_gloabls.
zareef ahmed wrote:
HI,
A typical problem with newbies.
FOR REFRENCE ::
register_gloabls are now off by default in all php
distribution. Yor can visit www.php.net 's manual
pages for more description.
zareef ahmed saifi
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Jan wrote:
> since mysqli is not included until php-5.0 you will need to use the
> --with-mysql=/path/to/mysql option while building PHP and
> you should use the --old-passwords command line option while starting the MySQL
> 4.1.x server. This will allow the use of older MySQL clients on the serv
IE bug is something I can't do about, I can't image about other 3rd party
browser if this ever happen. So, I decided to use the $_REQUEST instead and
not have to deal with the browser issues. You should do the same because as
everyone know, IE bugs doesn't normally get fixed overnight or worse, i
i think mysqli support is not included in PHP-4.3.4.
it is included in versions 5.0 and up.
grtz
jan
Hi Dread,
any information about wat you really want would be useful.
Do you want to install it on a linux or a windows box?
Do you want PHP in combination with a webserver and/or database?
Assuming you want a webserver with php and mysql on linux:
Just download the MySQL 4.0.x database from www
since mysqli is not included until php-5.0 you will need to use the
--with-mysql=/path/to/mysql option while building PHP and
you should use the --old-passwords command line option while starting the MySQL 4.1.x
server. This will allow the use of older MySQL clients on the server.
Good luck..
g
Hi,
I'm trying to configure PHP on a server that's already using a Mason
handler at the DocumentRoot level. As and when I try to load a php
script, I'm prompted to save the document, rather than the php being
executed. I guess that the problem lies in my httpd.conf, but how do I
get the .php r
