At this link... http://www.php.n

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At this link...

http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.domxml.php

There's a note for WIN32 users to copy libxml2.dll to their system directory.

However, in neither my 4.2.3 installation, nor my 4.3.0 installation can I find a copy of libxml2.dll.

If I try a page with the DomDocument_open_file(); function I'm told (as expected) that I'm calling a non-existant function.

Anyone know where exactly I'm too get this file, and if there are any other setup issues I should be aware of?

Thanks,

Rob

 

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Google pointed me at this page as one of many sources:

[URL unfurl="true"]http://kromann.info/php-gtk.php[/URL]
[URL unfurl="true"]http://kromann.info/php4-gtk-libs/libxml2.dll[/URL]

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JR

 

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Pointed me there too... but I can't get them to work...

Anyone out there with experience in getting DOM to work with PHP 4.3 in a Windows (apache) environment?

I would be incredibly grateful for some tips on this, all my searches have yielded varied, old and inneffective advice.

At the moment I'm basically writing my own parser off some of the other PHP functions, which is a royal pain in the rear, but since I have a fairly simple document it's working... Basically I'm just sacrificing all the niceties of XML in the first place.

And if any admin is reading this, could you fix my subject to something like, XML DOM For PHP 4.3? I screwed up posting.

Thanks all,
Rob

 

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I think I'm going this route instead... looks to be the best compromise, and since I need this php to be easily distributed I'm giving up on messing with configurations...

nice code to play with anyway...

http://www.devdump.com/phpxml.php

-Rob