Tim Gales wrote:
David Krings wrote:
Tim Gales wrote:
> I would suggest that you add your extension directory to your path
and move any dll's that start with 'php_' to the extension directory.
(at least don't put php_*.dll's in the system directory to solve a
dll search order problem)
Done!
David Krings wrote:
Tim Gales wrote:
solved. Thank you very much for the help. Any idea why that works
and having it in the specified extension directory doesn't?
It has to do with the 'dll search order' Windows uses.
Typically the order is:
1) the same directory as the executable.
2)
Tim Gales wrote:
solved. Thank you very much for the help. Any idea why that works and
having it in the specified extension directory doesn't?
It has to do with the 'dll search order' Windows uses.
Typically the order is:
1) the same directory as the executable.
2) the system direct
David Krings wrote:
Michael Southwell wrote:
the extension directory and the php.ini match. It still will not
load php_mbstring.dll.
Uhm, anyone has an idea what else to do?
try putting another copy of it in the same directory as php.ini and
php.exe. And you're sure that php is using the php
Michael Southwell wrote:
the extension directory and the php.ini match. It still will not load
php_mbstring.dll.
Uhm, anyone has an idea what else to do?
try putting another copy of it in the same directory as php.ini and
php.exe. And you're sure that php is using the php.ini you're modifying
David Krings wrote:
Hi!
After building a dedicated development system I now managed to get all
the applications and such installed, including my PHP IDE (NuSphere). I
modified the php.ini to load the desired dlls and that appears to work
fine for all dlls except for php_mbstring.dll. I checke
Hi!
After building a dedicated development system I now managed to get all the
applications and such installed, including my PHP IDE (NuSphere). I modified
the php.ini to load the desired dlls and that appears to work fine for all
dlls except for php_mbstring.dll. I checked many times and the
