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Posted by macca on 10/02/07 18:43
This usually happens due to an old version of php_mysql.dll on your
system somewhere.
When this bit me it was because i had a copy of php_mysql.dll in my
apache folder, even though i had configured php.ini to read it from
the new php directory.
Search your system (e.g. start->search) for "php_mysql.dll" and delete
them all except for the one in the php/ext directory (the up-to-date
one).
Make sure you have a copy of php_mysql.dll in the php/ext directory
and php.ini has the correct path to your php/ext directory.
Regards,
Paul
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