Re: How to access MySQL through PHP in windows 2K.
| From: | James Crow | Date: | Wed, 29 Apr 2009 11:37:52 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: How to access MySQL through PHP in windows 2K. | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.windows |
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Katiyar (GMail) wrote:
Hi List, I am new to PHP and as well as with MySQL,;extension=php_mysqli.dll Note the ';' at the beginning. The semicolon makes the line a comment and php ignores it. You have to remove the comment to activate the extension. The other thing is the php_mysqli.dll file must be present in the extension directory for php. To find the extension directory search the php.ini file extension_dir. In my php.ini the line looks like this: extension_dir = "c:\php\ext". Make sure the php_mysqli.dll file is in the directory listed in extension_dir. Thanks, James -- James Crow IT Manager ULTRATAN, Inc <james@ultratans.com>* I have installed PHP 5.28, on win 2K (with IIS) and it is installed properly I suppose, as when I call phpinfo (), through a script, it shows the PHP Information. * then I installed MySQL 5.1.30, and through MySQL command prompt I am able to do things (creating tables, making queries etc). * Now I want to use MySQL with PHP, but seems that MySQLI is not installed properly. as when I write a following script in a php page I get the error, that 'MySQLi'* *is not installed properly,.*<?php $si = function_exists ( 'mysqli_connect' ) ; if ( $si ) { echo ' MySQLi appears to be installed correctly ' ; } else { echo 'MySQLi <B> does not </B> appears to be installed. ' ; } ?>* I understand that it is a configuration error somewhere, as I am new here in this world I am unable to figure out what ? I am attaching the php.ini for the reference.Praveen K. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- =-=-=-=-=-=-= Praveen Katiyar Site : http://praveenkatiyar.co.cc =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- =-=-=-=-=-=-= I did not see an attached file, but the mysqli extension must be activated in the php.ini file. Search the file and see if you have a line like this: