Ahhh, okay. Thanks for letting me know. Unfortunately I have one site I work on that "can't" be upgraded to php5. So my test server needs to run php4 as well so I can work on it. I would be super appreciative of a pdflib variant to php4 if you have the time. Or if there is some work-around that I can do that's not too advanced.
Thanks Ryan. On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 01:37, Ryan Schmidt <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Feb 4, 2011, at 03:17, Leez wrote: > > > I already have php4 installed via macports, and I installed pdflib via > 'sudo port install pdflib'. However, when I pull up phpinfo, I don't see > PDF support. > > > > I looked up the variants for the php4 port, but pdflib is not one of > them, so reinstalling php doesn't seem to be the answer. > > > > I was going to add 'extension=pdflib_php.so' to php.ini, but I searched > for a pdflib_php.so, and can't see that one exists, so I'm not sure where to > point the extension directory. Not sure where to go from here. > > PHP in MacPorts was not made aware of separately-loadable extension files > until php5 @5.3.0. I never bothered to go back and do the same for php4 > because PHP 4 was end-of-lifed some time ago. > > Perhaps I can add a pdflib variant to the php4 port for you. But you really > should upgrade to php5. > > Then again, we don't have a php5-pdflib port either. I suppose that should > be created first. > > >
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