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 Whether or not your team has the technical mentors, as long as your kids are still inspired by the adult technical mentors of other teams, and get the picture that we're trying to portray in this program, the best that you can do is the best you can do. Do it, and be proud of your results. - Beth Sweet [more] |
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Speaking of PHP 5...
Well, the title is in reference to the openFIRST thing about compatibility.
Anyway, my real question is: I have it set up (PHP 5) to supposedly load the php_mysql extension. However, when PHP is loaded, (it's configured as a module for Apache 2) it gives me a "unable to load php_mysql.dll" error. Any ideas about what this might be/an example of loading MySQL as an extension to PHP would be appreciated.  |
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