> It probably doesn't use the virtual cwd stuff. Can you try and compile
> without thread-safety and see if it works?
>
>
Its a sablotron thing I believe... You need to either specify absolute paths
(or ./... should work), or you can use xslt_set_base (i think).
-Sterling
>Andi
>
It probably doesn't use the virtual cwd stuff. Can you try and compile
without thread-safety and see if it works?
Andi
At 02:40 PM 11/16/2001 +0100, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
>Zak Greant wrote:
> > How are you running PHP under Win - CGI, ISAPI,
> > Apache Mod??
>
> Apache 2.0
Zak Greant wrote:
> How are you running PHP under Win - CGI, ISAPI,
> Apache Mod??
Apache 2.0.29-dev, PHP 4.2.0-dev build as CGI.
> What does getcwd() output?
C:\Server\htdocs\
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Sebastian Bergmann
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On November 16, 2001 06:16 am, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
> 'lo there,
>
> I have a test.php script in the same directoy under htdocs as both
> a test.xml and a test.xsl file.
>
> $p = xslt_create();
> $res = xslt_process($p, 'test.xml','test.xsl');
> if(!$res) echo xslt_error(
'lo there,
I have a test.php script in the same directoy under htdocs as both a
test.xml and a test.xsl file.
On Windows, the XSLT extension tries to find the test.xml and test.xsl
files not in the directory as test.php is in, but in the direcory
where the php.exe is located.
