On Mon, 2010-07-19 at 12:09 +0100, Ashley Sheridan wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm having a bit of a problem here with getting DomDocument on PHP. I've > got a Fedora 11 system and have used the package manager to install PHP > and its various modules, at no point have I compiled PHP myself (which > has never worked when I've tried it, ever, but that's another issue) > > I've made sure the xml module was installed through packagekit, but i > find no listing for any php-dom type module. I checked the line that PHP > was configured and built with as shown in a phpinfo() call, and > --disable-dom is showing, however, I believe that's actually a red > herring, as a virtual machine running CentOS also has -disable-dom > showing as a config option, and yet DOM is also clearly listed as > working further down the phpinfo() page. > > Is there some sort of issue with Fedora and DOM, as I read online that > it wasn't included in the default repos. What can I do to enable > domdocument that doesn't involve compiling PHP manually (like I said, > every time I try it there's a failure because of some missing symbols or > other, but this could again be a Fedora issue) > > Is there maybe an RPM somewhere that anyone knows about and has used > before, or is it simply that I need to copy or make a symlink to a .so > library? > > Full specs are as follows: > Fedora 11 > Apache 2.2.15 > PHP 5.2.13 > > > Thanks, > Ash > http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk > > OK, I seem to have answered my own question! It seems that even though PHP had the XML module enabled, I still needed to run 'yum update php-xml' in order for it to load in the DOM module. It's now working fine, and for those of you interested, the ./configure line in phpinfo() still says --disable-dom! Thanks, Ash http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk
