hi, there is easy way to do that, install php as normal way, if needs help, you can refers php online documentation in www.php.net then, go to control panel => system environment => set two new path to [ you-php-install-dir] and [ you-php-install-dir\ext ] and you will be ok for example, if php is installed in c:\php, then , two new path should path=%path%;c:\php;c:\php\ext
wish this help -- Eric Lee On 10/27/05, Beau Newcomb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Thanks for the emails I've gotten attempting to help me thus far, but I'm > still unable to make this work. I know a lot of people are using PHP 5.0 > and MySQL 4.1 so it's obviously possible. I'm running Windows Server 2003. > PHP is setup fine, as test files run A-OK, but I get the undefined function > error whenever I try to call any sort of mysql function, and MyPHPAdmin says > the mysql extension can't be loaded. I'm telling you, I've uncommented the > ini (THE ONLY php.ini ON MY SYSTEM), I've added the path variable, and I > even copied the required dll's to my system32 directory. > > > > I've followed every direction I've seen to a T, so what's up? I know > there's another user out there that's seen this and can shed some light. > Help, because I'm about to turn elsewhere…
