Having just caught up with most of the threads on this thanks to MARC,
can you please now explain why on earth you are insisting on loading
PHP-GTK dynamically through a web server?
The results should be interesting to say the least ..
- Original Message -
From: George Hester [EMAIL
All fixed. Install the new PHP using the installer to get mappings set (almost)
correctly in IIS 5. Make sure PHP works now. Then rename C:\php to C:\php01.
Download the 5MB package with the components. Then rename the directory that
conatins the files to php and put in C drive. Leave the ini
please follow the readme in the PHP-GTK download. You cannot mix the
dlls from separate builds and expect them to work, you should in fact be
keeping both versions of PHP completely separate if you're intending to
use a gui and web installation side by side. Both php.ini's will need
to be local
Well thank you Jason. The gtk is now running. The last thing now is why I
cannot uncomment the extensions in the C:\WINNT\php.ini in my PHP 4.2.1
installation. That issue still exists.
In this script
http://127.0.0.1/scripts/could.php
could.php ---
html
head
titleFrom
4 matches
Mail list logo
