The point is that information should be as accurate
as possible. You stated that a DLL needed to be located at an
certain location. That is simply not ture at all.
Cheers,
Anders
>-Original Message-
>From: Angie Tollerson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Friday, August 17, 2
Right Anders, you could simply set the access path in environmental variables for
windows itself. But for newbies just installing the easiest thing to tell them is to
put it either in system folder or php folder, php folder being the better choice.
Angie Tollerson
Alliance Technologies
Web Pro
>The extension dll's do need to stay in the extension folder
>with the right .ini line as you stated. I'm talking about the
>system needed dll's that come in the DLL folder. Those are
>From an functional point of view, it really doesn't matter were
a DLL is located, as long as it located in
No Al, that's a different set of dll's you're talking about. The extension dll's do
need to stay in the extension folder with the right .ini line as you stated. I'm
talking about the system needed dll's that come in the DLL folder. Those are the ones
you are told to move around, but you shou
I'd recommend you leave them in the "extension" directory, which is
where the installer places them, and just indicate in your INI file
where that directory is:
extension_dir = "d:\php\extension\"
That'll keep the \php directory uncluttered, and you'll know exactly
where all your extension files
Augusto,
You simply need to download the windows 32binary package of php from www.php.net 's
download page. Unpack it in a php folder and follow the install.txt directions for
implementing on your windows computer. When you are all setup, make sure you remove
the ; (uncomment) from the line i
