Hi guys, HELP! HELP! HELP!
I REALLY would like to use xml & xsl to create dynamic content for a site. Php will play the role of bringing them together, catching the output and updating the files. --- OS = win2000 P | php version=4.3 | server=Apache ---- NOW! I have downloaded following files: - Expat-1.95.6 (even though included in PHP4.3) -> to the sys/ root C: - phpxmlclasses -> in the dev folders - Sablotron parser v.0.97 -> currently in the php4.3 folder (where to?) - EXSLT classes -> dev folders As the install_win file said i copied the expat.dll into the PATH (=c:\winnt). But after that there was little documentation about what to do next. So i executed the sabcmd.exe of the Sablot, which started to moan about a missing libexpat.dll. Then, i copied all the missing dll's (js32.dll...etc), as well as the sabcmd.exe, into the system PATH(=c:\winnt). After, yet, another unsuccessful try to create an xslt parser (undefined function xslt_create() - a base function of the Sablot parser), i also copied the libexpat.dll, expat.dll and all the others needed into c:\winnt\system32, and into the php dll folder. To no avail! I made a reference in the system variable PATH to the expat.dll ... no success. One more thing about my setup: The apache is configured to use php's asapi modules. It reads them out of the php4.3 folder on c:. ----------------------------- Question: 1. What is supposed to happen? 2. How will php know (without an entry into the ini file) where it needs to read the sablot's dll files from? 3. Why has php not upgrade the expat version from the 1.95.2 to the installed 1.95.6? 4. What now? 5. Who can PLEASE explain to me, as you would to a slice of bread, what the right setup is? It sounds too easy in the installer files! 6. Am i really that thick? Whoever is attempting to use xml & xslt is a DARE DEVIL! (...sorry for the exaggerations!...) Kind regards thomash -- +++ GMX - Mail, Messaging & more http://www.gmx.net +++ NEU: Mit GMX ins Internet. Rund um die Uhr für 1 ct/ Min. surfen! -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php