php-windows Digest 18 Feb 2005 07:26:36 -0000 Issue 2580
Topics (messages 25609 through 25610):
PHP 5 - Apache2 - mysqli class not found
25609 by: Dave Adler
25610 by: Huebel, Jens
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I have an install of PHP 5 on Windows 2003 Server with Apache 2 and when I
reference mysqli in my php code, I get an error that the mysqli class is not
found.
I looked at the php.ini file and I added a line for php_mysqli in the
extensions section and I edited the extension_dir directive to point to
c:\php\ext folder (I used "/php/ext" as the value assigned to the directive.
I made sure that the c:\php\ext folder actually had a file called
php_mysqli.dll, which it did.
No I can't start my Apache server.
I had done a default install of both Apache 2 and PHP 5.
Any ideas as to how I can get the mysqli class identified and allow my
Apache server to start.
Thanks,
David
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Hi David,
i think its couse of the extension_dir...
try this:
extension_dir = "c:\php\ext"
this works fine for me with mssql... I use IIS 6.0 but It should make no
difference
Jens
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Von: Dave Adler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Freitag, 18. Februar 2005 02:18
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Betreff: [SPAMVERDACHT] - [PHP-WIN] PHP 5 - Apache2 - mysqli class not found
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I have an install of PHP 5 on Windows 2003 Server with Apache 2 and when I
reference mysqli in my php code, I get an error that the mysqli class is not
found.
I looked at the php.ini file and I added a line for php_mysqli in the
extensions section and I edited the extension_dir directive to point to
c:\php\ext folder (I used "/php/ext" as the value assigned to the directive.
I made sure that the c:\php\ext folder actually had a file called
php_mysqli.dll, which it did.
No I can't start my Apache server.
I had done a default install of both Apache 2 and PHP 5.
Any ideas as to how I can get the mysqli class identified and allow my
Apache server to start.
Thanks,
David
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