Actually, I'll have to correct you on that.
Everything in PHP is an extension, even the standard functions (which
are part of the 'standard' extension). Some extensions are "built-in"
while others are not (ie. standard, in PHP5, the DOM module is
built-in). However, this does not mean they are also enabled! There are
hosts which build php with --disable-dom, there are also hosts which
build php with --disable-libxml thus disabling all xml-related
functionality.
- Tul
Nathan Nobbe wrote:
On 7/8/07, M. Sokolewicz <tularis@xxxxxxx> wrote:
You don't have the DOM extension installed (req. PHP5 in case you're not
There is no DOM extension it is part of the PHP5 core; this from the DOM
documantation <http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.dom.php> in
the online handbook:
*Installation
There is no installation needed to use these functions; they are part of
the
PHP core.*
This leads me to beleive OP is using PHP4. Kelvin, create a phpinfo()
script to determine
if youre running PHP4 or PHP5.
-nathan
On 7/8/07, M. Sokolewicz <tularis@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Kelvin Park wrote:
> I'm getting the following fatal error message:
>
> *Fatal error*: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: domdocument in *
> /home/hosting/infotechnow_com/htdocs/admin/inventory/catalog.php* on
> line *3
> *
> when running this code:
>
> // Initialize new object for DOMDocument
> $doc = new DOMDocument();
>
> What's the problem?
> **
>
You don't have the DOM extension installed (req. PHP5 in case you're not
running that either)... seems pretty obvious to me :)
www.php.net/dom
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