Hey, uhm, webteam,
Be sure, that in the php.ini the entry allow_dcom=true is set and so
DCOM activated.
<?
$reddot = new COM("RDCMSASP.RdPageData") or die("Unable to
instantiate RedDot"); // *
$reddot->XmlServerClassName="RDCMSServer.XmlServer"; // *
$vError = new Variant();
$lastResult = $reddot->ServerExecuteXml($sXmlData,$vError);
$lastError = $vError->value;
$reddot = Null;
?>
On Mar 18, 11:32 am, abdn_webteam <[email protected]> wrote:
> We've just dipped our toes into the murky waters of using RQL in
> content classes, using examples gleaned from the posts in this group
> (thankyou all). There was a moment of celebration when we finally got
> it working, but that was quickly sobered by the realisation that all
> our existing coding is done in PHP, not ASP.
>
> We've had a good rummage around the posts here and searched various
> blogs, to no avail. Is there a PHP equivalent to the whole 'set objIO
> = Server.CreateObject("RDCMSAsp.RDPageData")' malarky? And if so,
> could you point us in the direction of some examples?
>
> Many thanks in advance.
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