Hi Brian,
IIS uses script mapping to tell the server how files are handled. When you
configured IIS to handle .php files you created (or the installer did) a
script map that tells the server that all .php files should be passed
through php-cgi.exe or php5isapi.dll.
If you do the same for html fil
I would think that is a permission problem. When you execute from the
command line, you are executing with your user name and permissions.
When you execute from within IIS, you are either executing it from
IUSR_servername or IWAN_servername users... Which can or can't have
rights to the dlls in
You probably did'nt set the extension directory correctly in the php.ini
file...
Check it and let us know.
Alain
On Thu, Jul 12, 2001 at 08:26:36PM -0500, Kiera wrote:
> I uncommented the php_gd.dll line in the php.ini file and set the
> extension_dir correctly, but when I look at the phpinfo(), g
