Matthew Davidson wrote:
I can't think of what the problem is, though. I've tried using the
original stand-alone tidy program with no problems. I've tried
installing slighty older versions of the tidy libs, and it makes no
difference.
If you cannot get this working using a direct PHP call,
Menno Schaaf wrote:
http://au.php.net/tidy
See example two: Basic Tidy Usage
That's using the OO interface which I understand only works with php5
and tidy 2.0. It gives me a "Fatal error: Cannot instantiate
non-existent class: tidy" message. I'm using php 4.3.10 and tidy 1.1.
I hav
http://au.php.net/tidy
See example two: Basic Tidy Usage
On 5/25/05, Matthew Davidson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to manipulate some HTML code with PHP, and it appears the tidy
> extension is the way to do it. I have installed everything by the book:
>
> # apt-get install l
Hi,
I want to manipulate some HTML code with PHP, and it appears the tidy
extension is the way to do it. I have installed everything by the book:
# apt-get install libtidy0 libtidy-dev
# pear -v install tidy
and added 'extension=tidy.so' to php.ini.
phpinfo() reports that the extension is l
