leviatan1;10996209 wrote:; Directory in which the loadable extensions (modules) reside.
; http://php.net/extension-dir
extension_dir = "C:/php539/ext"
; On windows:
extension_dir = "C:/php539/ext"
is this what you refer to double extension dir line? should i delete one of those?
One of my comments referred to duplicate "extension=" lines, e.g. where you're telling PHP to load a given extension multiple times. That is something you'd probably want to avoid (although it may not have any effect if the extensions were written in such a way that PHP can check if one has already been loaded).
The multiple extension_dir lines is probably just redundant in that PHP will simply be overwriting the value taken from previous lines. For simplicity's sake, however, it would make more sense to remove one of them; the comments in the .ini file were offering two different version for you to select from based upon which O/S you were using.
leviatan1;10996209 wrote:I instaled by "step by step tutorial" and runing apache and php seems to work i even tried some php basics pages and they worked
That's because extensions are not required by the PHP interpreter, thus the errors it encountered are simply preventing it from loading/enabling those extensions - it'll still function just fine otherwise (assuming, of course, you don't try to use the functionality provided by one of those extensions).
leviatan1;10996209 wrote:Yes Sir I cheked every file downloaded from alldll website
Not sure what this "alldll" website is, but IMHO there is only one website (excluding trusted package repositories) that a person should consider when downloading PHP-related files: http://www.php.net
leviatan1;10996209 wrote:i think that i have this problem if you chek my php.ini exetension_dir paragraph
; Directory in which the loadable extensions (modules) reside.
; http://php.net/extension-dir
extension_dir = "C:/php539/ext"
; On windows:
extension_dir = "C:/php539/ext"
Again, I wasn't referring to the "extension_dir" directive at all - I was referring to the "extension=" lines in the .ini that tell PHP which extensions you want to load from that directory.
leviatan1;10996209 wrote:YES. i will only use mysql cause im new at all this, and i would apreciate if you tell me how i disable them!
Well you can disable any extension by commenting out its corresponding "extension=" line in your php.ini file, but note that the [man]mysql[/man] extension is outdated and has been superseded by the [man]MySQLi[/man] extension, thus it would be wise to use this extension (or [man]PDO[/man]) for new projects (and to start thinking about updating old ones).
