I copied the php_pdf.dll file from the apache/cgi-bin/php/.. directory to
the windows/winnt/system32 directory (it was just a hunch) and behold, it
worked brilliantly!!
Thanks!!!!!
Now I just have to figure out how to:
1- get mysql to work
2- get virtual domains to worl
Peter
>hello, i'm not an expert on apache/php for windows, so i won't go on the
>list so as not to pollute it with possibly wrogn answers. the following are
>generic troubleshooting things, not specific to your question.
>
>caveat emptor :).
>
>On Fri, 13 Apr 2001, you wrote:
> > "Unable to load dynamic library 'php_pdf.dll' - The specified module could
> > "The dynamic link library isqlt09a.dll could not be found in the
> specified path
> >
>
>f:\PROGRA~1\APACHE~1\apache\cgi-bin\php;.;C:\WINNT\System32;C:\WINNT\system;C:\WINNT;F:\jdk1.3.0_01\bin\;C:\WINNT\system32;C:\WINNT;."
> > "Unable to load dynamic library
> > 'F:\PROGRA~1\APACHE~1\Apache\cgi-bin\PHP\EXTENSIONS/php_ifx.dll' - The
> > specified module could not be found."
>
> first check to see if you actually have those DLLs in your
> computer. use Start | Find Files
> or whatever you want to use.
>
> if they're not there, you'll need to find them somewhere on the
> web. or, if you don't need them,
> find an apache/php installer that doesn't require them. sorry, can't
> help you there. i work in
> Unix, i always build my own apache and php with all modules they
> need. the only time i
> installed on Windows, it worked like a charm since the module i was
> installing from already
> had everything it needed.
>
> if they're there already, they're just not in your path. do whatever
> needs to be done on
> your computer to put them in the path (there are different ways to
> handle this if you're on
> Win95/98, WinNT, Win2000 and probably WinME. i'm only familiar with
> the Win95/98
> (edit autoexec.bat), WinNT (i forget exactly, but i can find it if
> i've got it in front of me). no idea
> where you do that in Win2000 and ME though.
>
> >Another weird thing is that at the top of any PHP page I
> > put there and run, it prijnts to the screen this: "X-Powered-By: PHP/4.0.4
> > Content-type: text/html "
>
>what web server are you using? are you trying to do this in apache? if
>yes, you need to edit
>httpd.conf to tell it about php. that's easy, just search for the string
>"php" in httpd.conf and
>uncomment the relevant lines. it's pretty obvious (one line is
>Load-Module, the other is
>Add-Type).
>
>if no, then you'll need to find a way to tell the web server about
>PHP. either that, or you can
>(somehow) configure PHP to execute with -q, i.e., in "quiet" mode. that
>stops it from printing
>those two lines. but then you'll have to make sure on your own that the
>Content-type is set
>correctly in your web browser.
>
>feel free to quote any of this on the list if you think it might help
>someone else help you.
>
>good luck.
>
>tiger
>
>
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