You're missing one important piece of info. In PHP 4.x, MySQL support was
BUILT IN to PHP so you wouldn't need any extra DLLs. In 5.0, MySQL is NOT
included and you DO need the DLLs. Make sure you're not mixing PHP 5 DLLs
with a PHP 4 installation. I have no clue what that would do.
Reference:
hy. today I was in the mood to solve this mysqli problem - and I hit a
dilemma. Really, it's strange (at least for me). Let me tell you the longer
version of the story.
Since a very short while I used php 4.3 in combination with mysql 3.x, which
raised no problems. And since I needed the utf-8 supp
hy. today I was in the mood to solve this mysqli problem - and I hit a
dilemma. Really, it's strange (at least for me). Let me tell you the longer
version of the story.
Since a very short while I used php 4.3 in combination with mysql 3.x, which
raised no problems. And since I needed the utf-8 s
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hello. can someone please tell me how to install the mysqli extension for
windows? I use mysql 4.1, php 4.3.1 and apache 1.3.23. I just upgraded from
mysql 3.x to 4.1 and now that I have to use the mysqli functions I get the
error: "Cannot instantiate non-existent clas
hello. can someone please tell me how to install the mysqli extension for
windows? I use mysql 4.1, php 4.3.1 and apache 1.3.23. I just upgraded from
mysql 3.x to 4.1 and now that I have to use the mysqli functions I get the
error: "Cannot instantiate non-existent class: mysqli"
thank you a lot.
