Hi: I am new and having the same problem - when I view my "test.php" file
in my browser by typing in: http://localhost/test.php all I get is a view
of the code itself which is:
All the documentation I find says that this indicates a problem with the
Apache server configuration, but when I
Dave Moore wrote:
Hi,
I have a php_mysql.dll file in my PHP directory at D:\PHP5\ext. I've
tried copying this to C:\Windows\SYSTEM but this make no difference.
There is no reference to SQL when running phpinfo() - the output is
pasted below.
As per the documentation, I took php.ini-recomme
I'm having similar issues. (Newbie here.) Running
program from my browser, titled test.php:
PHP Test
This is an HTML line
...the output is "This is an HTML line" and nothing
else. I'm *reasonably* sure I have everything
configured to spec, but obviously there's some "DOH!"
mistake I've ma
The MySQL module isn't running or you would see it in your phpinfo.
Make sure: extension=php_mysql.dll
doesn't have a semicolon in front of it. Make sure you restart your webserver
if you make any changes.
Also in your php.ini file:
include_path .;C:\php5\pear .;C:\php5\pear
you dont need this
Hi,
I have a php_mysql.dll file in my PHP directory at
D:\PHP5\ext. I've tried copying this to C:\Windows\SYSTEM but this make no
difference. There is no reference to SQL when running phpinfo() - the output is
pasted below.
As per the documentation, I took php.ini-recommend and copied
I am trying to build the sapi embed module in php 5.0.4. php_embed.c is
compiled into php_embed.lo, but the library file never gets built, only
libphp5.so.
My configuration is:
./configure \
--disable-cli \
--disable-all \
--enable-embed=shared
Any idea what's wrong?
Thanks in advance,
Bruce
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Where do you have the php_mysql.dll.
Please send us a copy of the php.ini file.
How many php.ini files do you have and whats the location of these?
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Does your phpinfo() show the mysql information? You
Hello everyone:
I'm trying to compile PHP-4.3.11 in a IBM iseries machine, V5R3, all it's
ok, but when I ran make I get the next error message (Compiler: gcc 3.3.4) :
z -lm -o sapi/cgi/php
ld: 0711-317 ERROR: Undefined symbol: .SQLFreeStmt
ld: 0711-317
Hi Jenn and thanks for replying to my email.
I have used Dreamweaver successfully to create ASP web apps and I'm trying
now to teach myself PHP. Noticing that the PHP community keeps growing, and
I like that.
Since I love Dreamweaver and I have used for years I do not want to do this
in notepa
Hi,
I've installed PhpMyAdmin 2.6.2, PHP 5.0.4 and Mysql 4.1.11 and PHP is
working fine but when I try to start PhpAdmin I get this message:
"PHP cannot load mysqli extensions, please controll your PHP configuration".
In "Paths and directories" I wrote:
extensions_dir="e:\php\ext\"
and in "Dynami
J. Castillo wrote:
I'm trying to connect to MySQL db from Dreamweaver and after 2 days, I'm
starting to loose my pacient.
Macromedia blames PHP for any "unexplain" reason why their software might
not connect to MySQL.
I tried everything they said on their support page and still no result.
Anyon
J. Castillo wrote:
I'm trying to connect to MySQL db from Dreamweaver and after 2 days, I'm
starting to loose my pacient.
Macromedia blames PHP for any "unexplain" reason why their software might
not connect to MySQL.
I tried everything they said on their support page and still no result.
Anyon
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I'm having trouble formatting paragraphs within PHP. I have a story that was inserted using an online
web form. For each new paragraph created, I want PHP to display those broken paragraphs on a web page
instead of it coming up with one tag and a bunch of tags. I'm tryi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having trouble formatting paragraphs within PHP. I have a story that was inserted using an online
web form. For each new paragraph created, I want PHP to display those broken paragraphs on a web page
instead of it coming up with one tag and a bunch of tags. I'm tryi
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