From: James E. F. <jf...@ac...> - 2002-07-08 03:42:54
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I think you actually need "gnu_gettext.dll" (look for this file or something similar on your computer and use that name). Also if you use the backslash in a double quoted string you'll have to escape it. "C:\\phpesp" vs 'C:\phpesp' As for entirely blank pages, this is normally the result of Apache crashing. From what I have heard, this is most likely from PHP trying to load an extension (in this case gettext). You could try commenting out the command that tries to load it. Also check the Apache log files to see if there is anything there. Please post another message if you get things working, I'd like to know the details so that Windows won't continue to be a problem. :-/ -James On Sun, 7 Jul 2002, Trey Sizemore wrote: > I am having trouble installing on my Windows XP machine. I am using > Apache, PHP4.2.x, and MySQL 3.x which are in good working order. I have > followed the directions included in the README file with the exception > of the file paths. As it was written from a *nix perspective, I > substituted C:\phpesp in any script where the [install-root] would go > (ie Usr/local/lib/php/contrib./phpESP). I also, per an earlier posting > I saw changed the references of gettext.so to gettext.dll. My database > has been established and the tables look to be imported OK. However, > when I load the admin site (the renamed manage.php) in my browser, the > page is entirely blank.no error messages, page not found, or anything. > HELP! > > Thanks, > > Trey > |