[lokey]

I recently, successfully, installed Apache2, php4, on XP. I downloaded this Calendar from http://www.cascade.org.uk/software/php/calendar/ . When I load it up, it gets stuck in the month, so I can't go to next or prev month. I know the code is good, because I loaded it up to my hosting area, and works fine, so it must be my php or Apache configuration. Basically the page builds a url when you click on dates or left right, and calls itself to display the new month. Does anyone know what the issue is??

Lokey

[blaw]

Hi there,

It's usually faster if you directly contact the developer of the script than to post here, if it is not a standard extension/library of PHP...

[lokey]

thanks for the reply, but I did that, and he did not get back to me.However, I downloaded another Calendar and that also behaved the same way. Since Apache's error log show nothing, I am assuming is php, or maybe even Win XP. I was wondering if anyone else has encountered something similar.


Lokey

Originally Posted by blaw

Hi there,

It's usually faster if you directly contact the developer of the script than to post here, if it is not a standard extension/library of PHP...

[blaw]

Hi there,

What's the error you are getting?
Since you seem to have the same problem with calendar-related scripts, could it be that you don't have Calendar extension on your PHP but the scripts you are trying to run require Calendar extension? You can check it with phpinfo(). If it doesn't say '--enable-calendar' in "Configure Command" section (located in the first table), then you don't have Calendar extension on your PHP.

HTH.

[lokey]

Thank you. I think you are on to something since I don't have a Calendar extension. I searched the php site and did not find one. Can you tell me where I can get it since it didn't come with the original package??????

Thanks a lot
Lokey

Originally Posted by blaw

Hi there,

What's the error you are getting?
Since you seem to have the same problem with calendar-related scripts, could it be that you don't have Calendar extension on your PHP but the scripts you are trying to run require Calendar extension? You can check it with phpinfo(). If it doesn't say '--enable-calendar' in "Configure Command" section (located in the first table), then you don't have Calendar extension on your PHP.

HTH.

[blaw]

Hello there,

Sorry, one thing - if you're using a Windows binary, which I guess you do, it doesn't appear as "--enable-calendar". You can scroll down the phpinfo() page and look at the section called "Calendar". If the calendar support is "enabled", then you have it.

I think PHP4 comes with calendar extension by default. What error do you get?

[lokey]

Yes, I did use a binary, and did not come with a dll and I don't have the support in the php.ini. My question is can I not download the dll, and add it to my extension folder, then simply add the directive to my config file?

Lokey

Originally Posted by blaw

Hello there,

Sorry, one thing - if you're using a Windows binary, which I guess you do, it doesn't appear as "--enable-calendar". You can scroll down the phpinfo() page and look at the section called "Calendar". If the calendar support is "enabled", then you have it.

I think PHP4 comes with calendar extension by default. What error do you get?

[lokey]

Does anyone know the answer to this question wether I can just download a Calendar dll and add it to my extension folder????

Lokey