ID: 19423
User updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Closed
Bug Type: Documentation problem
Operating System: Windows 9x/NT/ME/2000/XP
PHP Version: 4.2.3
New Comment:
The only thing I noiced you didn't do was what [EMAIL PROTECTED] said he
tried and worked. That was to put a single backslash \ after the
directory name. I haven't tried this, but here is what worked for me:
extension_dir=
Uncomment the php_xslt extension.
Place all these files in either the %SYSTEM% or %SYSTEM32% Directory:
iconv.dll, js32.dll, libexpat.dll,php_xslt.dll, php4ts.dll and of
course sablot.dll.
The js32 is only needed if the expat version has been compiled with the
JavaScript extension. Unless you have all the files in the system
directory, you will continue to get errors when loading that point to
your tail. In other words they mean nothing except failure and unless
you use a tool such as Dependency Walker to open the php_xslt.dll, you
will become frustrated fast. I saved all these files to a separate
directory when I first installed xslt on my development system, then
just copied them over to my production server and was up in no time! I
hope I didn't forget any of them, but if I did, just search this site
for it and you will find many people who have used it (and the URL, I
have forgotton it) successfully. I am writing a Content Management
system using XSLT as my chief means of XML processing, transformation
and search engine. I really like using it to build snipets of PHP
logic that use XSLT to generate HTML or XML. It's much more flexible
than writing my own parser routines and objects, and the XSL languange
is highly flexible. I have even worked out some datetime math with it.
It could use some help in the extension department for that one!
Anyway, have fun at work!
Curtis
Previous Comments:
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[2002-10-04 15:07:16] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, since I thought I might have something miss installed, I've gone
ahead and re-started my Win2000 Server installation.
I'm back to the same problem however. Any directory I specify for the
extension dll, won't work. I've tried, d:\php\extensions,
d:\php\\extensions\, d:\\php\\extensions, d:\\php\exetensions\\,
d:/php/extensions, d://php//extensions,
d://php/extensions/, d://php//extensions//
I've attempted as well to move the dll into the system 32 directory,
and in the same directory has the php.exe file. No luck.
Below are my specifications:
Server: Dell Power App 120 Server, SCSI hard drives.
OS: Window 2000 Server running IIS 5
PHP: Version 4.2.3 running ISAP installation
Php ini file : c:\WINNT\php.ini
Php directory : d:\php
Extension directory : d:\php\extensions
Note: I've installed this same version on 6 other Win2000 clients (Pro
and Server) with IIS 5, and have not run into this problem before. The
only main difference is that its a Power App Server, with SCSI drives.
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[2002-09-27 12:34:01] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Should be mentioned in the manuel...
Derick
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[2002-09-27 10:03:23] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I had the same problem, after some hours of struggeling, I finanaly got
it !!!!
This doesn't work : extension_dir=c:\php
This works : extension_dir=c:\php\
It doesn't matter what dircotry the extension_dir is pointing to, you
must put the last '\' there to make it work.
Good luck all :)
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[2002-09-25 13:20:53] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is the assumption that if no directory is specified, that it will
automaticlly look in the c:\WINNT\System32 directory for the extension
dlls, correct?
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[2002-09-24 17:36:30] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm using the ISAPI version on Win2k IIS.
My install drive for php is I:\php\
My php.ini is in the H:\winnt\ directory (the phpinfo() function
reports that is were it found it).
Php.ini coding :
----------------
; Directory in which the loadable extensions (modules) reside.
extension_dir = I:/php/extensions/
----------------
As long as I don't specify a extension to load, php works fine. But,
once I un remark an extension (ei. php_mssql.dll), it gives the "unable
to load dynamic library 'I:/php/extensions/php_mssql.dll' The support
module not found" message.
I've tried both ways, I:\\ and I:/
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