Thanks that got it working
-Jim Stapleton
- Original Message -
From: "Adam Clauss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2004 12:02 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Yet another MySQL+PHP5 issue
You have to actually have the php_mysql.dll file somewhere (this is
If I am loading extensions in my php.ini file then this is what happens when I try try
load the php4isapi.dll.
I go ahead and add it as an ISAPI filter the way it supposed to be done in IIS 5.
Then I stop the IISAdmin
Service and restart it. Then I start the Web Puublishing Service. This is whe
I hit the same problem with my recent (first) install of PHP(5) with
Apache(2) and MySQL 4.0.18.
Looking at the PHP list archives it is clearly giving quite a few people
problems. I spent some time
experimenting with this to get it working, and came to some interesting
conclusions, which don't
a
You have to actually have the php_mysql.dll file somewhere (this is different from libmysql.dll). I got mine out of the zip file
for windows (not the installer). Place that in whatever directory you have specified as your extension directroy in php.ini.
Good luck
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Adam Clauss
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Still no fix. (Actually, NT variants of windows will accept the "."
directory and "/" as a directory separator, I found this out a while ago,
and I've never had to change it before except in the Apache config which
states that directory is invalid if it has a "/".
The error states that it canno
Hi Michael,
Try accessing the page like this.http://localhost/test.php.
It'll will work if your installation is correct.
..Sudeep
Michael Horniak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I manually installed PHP 5.0.2 and have also used the installer. In either
case when opening a php page v
