Re: Best way to install php-gtk2 on unix systems?

Hello Jp, > Even better would be having a stable version of php (not 5.1) integrated > with the webserver, with an "isolated" version of php 5.1 exclusively > used to fiddle with php-gtk. That's exactly what I do: - Get a snapshot of php 5.1 sources - Configure it like this: config.nice-cli: -------------- #! /bin/sh # # Created by configure './configure' \ '--disable-cgi' \ '--prefix=/data/cvs/php/php5cli/' \ '--exec-prefix=/data/cvs/php/php5cli/' \ "$@" -------------- make, make install. Then, check out the phpgtk2 sources and configure them like this: cweiske:/data/cvs/phpgtk2/php-gtk> cat config.nice -------------- #! /bin/sh # # Created by configure './configure' \ '--prefix=/data/cvs/php/php5install/' \ '--exec-prefix=/data/cvs/php/php5install/' \ '--with-php-config=/data/cvs/php/php5install/bin/php-config' \ '--disable-scrollpane' \ '--disable-spaned' \ '--disable-sqpane' \ '--disable-combobutton' \ '--disable-piemenu' \ "$@" -------------- make, make install Now you only need to link the standalone php binary into your /usr/bin/ as e.g. "p5", and you can start phpgtk2-programs like "p5 phpgtk2-demo.php" Don't forget to activate the extension in the new php.ini -- Regards/MfG, Christian Weiske