Cristofer N. Reyes A. wrote:
>Hi anyone!
>
>
Actually, I don't think this is that complicated, though nice thought
Mike (could be!).
This is out of one of my test files for new server installs for eZ
Publish... maybe it'll help you? If you didn't check, it's likely that
pgsql support isn't in your php installation (unless you explicitly
state that you want it, it tends not to install it). 95% of the time,
this is the problem with pgsql support in 4.x (well, in the week+ since
it came out -- but it's been like 5 times!). ;-)
Hope it helps...
Jonathan
php code (written 'off the cuff,' since I don't have access to my server
here...):
<?php
/*
* again, this is just done to make sure connectivity
* is working between php and postgres for eZ Publish (mysql support is
* also available if you want it...
*/
$link = |pg_connect|('localhost', 'root', '');
if (!$link) {
die('Could not connect: ' . *pg_last_error*());
}
echo 'Connected successfully';
*pg_close*($link);
?>
