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Posted by wlbragg on 01/23/07 01:54
Still no luck in getting mysql_connect() to work with mysqlisapi.dll. Paths
are all correct. I double checked that mysqli and mysql both have
mysql_connect() function. Mysql_connect() will only work in IIS using
php-cgi.exe in the application mapping. Anyone else have any ideas?
"HawkEye" <sunbed@rocketmail.com> wrote in message
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> wlbragg wrote:
> > Using php5.2.0-dev version and php5isapi.dll in IIS mysql_connect()
isn't
> > understood as a function. Everything else works fine in php as far as I
know
> > except the mysql functions. If I use php-cgi.exe it works fine but I
have to
> > turn off forced-redirect and can't switch to my Apache Server without
> > modifying the php.ini. Does anyone know how to
> > get this PHP ver to implement this function under IIS using
php5isapi.dll?
> > Did I miss a step to
> > implement MySQL under IIS and php5isapi?
> >
> > Thx in advance..
> >
> >
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> You're probably already aware but just in case - PHP 5.(something) no
loger
> includes MySQL support builin. You have to enable the extension just like
> any others. Try a phpinfo(); to see if MySQl support is enabled or not.
>
> HTH
>
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>
> Regards
>
> Neil
>
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