php-install Digest 13 Dec 2002 16:16:32 -0000 Issue 1160
Topics (messages 9379 through 9381):
include_path???
9379 by: Sjef Janssen
9381 by: wim.chen.be
Re: mySQL with PHP
9380 by: Chris Hewitt
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Hallo there,
I am installing php4 on my windows 2000 machine (pws/IIS). Everything seems
to work now except the include path. As mentioned in the manual I set this
path in the ini file to ".;C:\php\includes" but that's not the path where it
finds my files to include. I imagine that this path should be set to nothing
so that the function include() finds the files in a relative path to the php
script file.
Can I set the include_path = none ??
Does any of you have experienced similar problems? How did you solve this?
TIA,
Sjef
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The include_path is set fixed to the following directory c:\php4\. If you
change the directory 'PHP' to PHP4 it should work (at least it does on my
machine - XP/Apache/PHP4.2.3 ).
"Sjef Janssen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hallo there,
> I am installing php4 on my windows 2000 machine (pws/IIS). Everything
seems
> to work now except the include path. As mentioned in the manual I set this
> path in the ini file to ".;C:\php\includes" but that's not the path where
it
> finds my files to include. I imagine that this path should be set to
nothing
> so that the function include() finds the files in a relative path to the
php
> script file.
> Can I set the include_path = none ??
> Does any of you have experienced similar problems? How did you solve this?
> TIA,
> Sjef
>
>
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
'--with-mysql=shared,/opt/bcs' '--with-pgsql=shared,/opt/bcs'
Yes, that is the line needed.
There is something at the bottom about mySQL, does this mean its there?
You should have a table headed "mysql" with rows "Active Persistant
Links", "Active Links" and 5 more rows. If so then yes, you have mysql
support.
Given that, what now happens when you try to connect to an existing
database (with the "or die (echo mysql_error())") syntax.
HTH
Chris
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