Oman, Gregg wrote:
1.) Uncommented the php_mysql.dll & php_mysqli.dll extensions in the
php.ini file.
2.) Set the extension_dir = C: \PHP\ext in the php.ini and set the
php_mysql.dll (5-31-2007), php_mysqli.dll (5-31-2007), & libmysql.dll
(10-22-2006) in this directory. Libmysql.dll also resides under the
Windows directory and is a copied file.
3.) Set an environment variable for the PATH to C:\Program
Files\PHP& C:\Program Files\PHP\ext. PHPRC variable to C:\Program Files\PHP\
4.) Ran Dependency Walker against the php.exe and found all required
.dlls to be present.
5.) Ran phpinfo and find no reference to MySQL within it.
6.) PHP Version 5.2.3, MySQL Version 5.1.11(Community), Apache
Version 2.2.4
7.) Display_errors & Display_startup_errors= ON in php.ini.
Are you sure you edited the right php.ini? Check the output from phpinfo
for where it's expecting to find it. Also you make no mention of
restarting Apache after you modified the ini file.
-Stut
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