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  • after i'm download complete and extract the .zip file and type http://localhost/html/install.php
    than show this message error.

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function: file_get_contents() in c:\apache\htdocs\HTML\install.php on line 214

    can any one help me to solve that problem? icon_confused
  • You PHP installation doesn't meet the minimum requriement of PHP 4.3.x. The function file_get_contents only exists in PHP versions later than this.

    -Mark

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  • i use phptriad2-2-1 running on windowsXP. where i can get a new PHP version for windows icon_confused
  • php.net ... although I'm not sure how well it will work with phptriad2-2-1 I personally like a setup of Apache 2, php 5, and MySQL 5 All are GPL, free for use and work on Windows XP just fine, it's actually what I use for all my servers :P



    edited by: tazmon95, May 08, 2006 - 12:22 AM
  • Personally I just install PHP, apache and mysql myself so I don't know much about any pre-built packages although I have heard xammp is meant to be quite good. How it'll cope when you've already apache, PHP and mysql installed via phptriad I don't know.

    -Mark

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  • you could also use PHP_Compat for backwards compatibility .. if you can't install Pear packages .. you can download Pear (isn't there a Pear module Mark?) and install it in or out of your web root and add the include path to either your .htaccess (recommended) or your index.php ..

    Code

    #htaccess
    php_value include_path .:/full/path/to/pear/package

    Code

    // index.php
    $env_path = ini_get('include_path');
    $add_path = '/full/path/to/pear/package';
    $new_path = $env_path.':'.$add_path;
    ini_set('include_path',$new_path);


    ..then you'll need to load the functions as well. see the PHP_Compat docs for more info..

    yeah..upgrading is easier icon_biggrin




    edited by: InvalidResponse, May 08, 2006 - 06:26 PM
  • tazmon95

    php.net ... although I'm not sure how well it will work with phptriad2-2-1 I personally like a setup of Apache 2, php 5, and MySQL 5 All are GPL, free for use and work on Windows XP just fine, it's actually what I use for all my servers :P edited by: tazmon95, May 08, 2006 - 12:22 AM


    i have download lastest PHP in php.net, but i when i type http://localhost/foo/install.php
    the screen appear "blank"



    edited by: odon, May 10, 2006 - 02:44 AM
  • markwest

    Personally I just install PHP, apache and mysql myself so I don't know much about any pre-built packages although I have heard xammp is meant to be quite good. How it'll cope when you've already apache, PHP and mysql installed via phptriad I don't know.

    -Mark


    thank u Mark, i will try "xampp" the apachefriend maybe will work with my intranet web service. icon_rolleyes

    notes : i use phptriad for windows but the PHP it's not meet minimum requirment PHP - version 4.1.0 or later
  • problem solved, thank's all :)



    edited by: odon, May 17, 2006 - 06:40 AM

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