rushy2uk

Chill out guys, wires are gettin crossed here. I take it Olaj was referring to the long path in the error message. It's just giving the absolute path to the extension, I haven't added that path in any config file. Anyway, I have now downloaded php-5.0.0 and put php_mysqli.dll in the extensions folder only to get an error message saying it required libmysqli.dll. Had a quick look in the root of my freshly downloaded php-5.0.0 folder, and there it was grinning back at me One copy-paste later and everything is up and running, so a big thanx to Olaj and MrX for their help!!

Ah, I see! Not sure what you meant by "why the long path", I was merely showing the absolute path to the extensions folder I placed the php_mysqli.dll file (there might be another 'extensions' folder in the hierarchy for all I know). So let me recap, I've modified the php.ini file correctly by adding "extension=php_mysqli.dll", now all I have to do is find the php_mysqli.dll file for version 5.0.0 right?......where might I find that then? Thanx for help so far

Firstly, I'm amazed that I've found such a compact, contained server, well done! . I can think of many useful ways to use it. However, I'm currently struggling with enabling mysqli functions. I have added "extension=php_mysqli.dll" to the php.ini file and have copied a php_mysqli.dll file (from a XAMPP installation) to the UniServer3_2\diskw\usr\local\Php\extensions folder. Now, when I start apache I get the following message: "The procedure entry point php_sprintf could not be located in the dynamic link library php5ts.dll." Once clicking 'OK' to that message, I get the following warning: "PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic link library '/usr/local/PHP/extensions\php_mysqli.dll' - The specified procedure could not be found." If anybody could help me enable mysqli functions I'd really appreciate it