From: Lawrence A. <la...@us...> - 2002-02-20 16:48:59
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Yes we can. We only need to include three or four files. It might be better to check for a previously installed version, or at least allow the user to specify whether he wants to use the adodb that comes with phpwiki, or some other version. At 16:31 20/02/2002, Steve Wainstead wrote: >The reason I chose DB.php in the first place is it will eventually be >present on every installation of PHP. They have been very slow to make a >clean, featureful version though. Using ADODB means the user (admin) has >to install it on her box before installing PhpWiki, which is a barrier to >entry I try hard to avoid. (I can't use Galleon or Jabber for that very >reason; I can't be bothered to upgrade everything to the latest and >greatest just to test something out.) > >If we can distribute ADODB with PhpWiki in such a way that it can be >called directly, no installation required, then fine, we could do it. > >~swain > >Lawrence Akka wrote: >>The backlinks from >>http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/alpha/en/CarstenKlapp'sCalendar do not >>work. It looks like a PEAR quotestring problem to me. I am pleased to >>say that the adodb version works fine (apart from a php notice which is >>something to do with the use of multiple index files on the alpha site, I >>think). >>More generally, what are people's views on moving over to adodb permanently? >>For some issues arising, see >>http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/AdodbBackend >>Lawrence >> >>_______________________________________________ >>Phpwiki-talk mailing list >>Php...@li... >>https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phpwiki-talk >> > |