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Hi,
I have a problem, when I call any ftp function, it gives the following error e.g. Call to undefined function: ftp_connect(), remember I m using IIS 4.0. help? |
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You must have some dll and tell about it in php.ini
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I just did this on Friday. Make sure you have the php_ftp.dll loaded, then add this line to the "Windows Extensions" section of the php.ini:
extension=php_ftp.dll The run a php_info() page to check and see if ftp is listed under additional modules. I am know connecting with the ftp functions but having problems sending files. <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana,Arial,Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by salman: Hi, I have a problem, when I call any ftp function, it gives the following error e.g. Call to undefined function: ftp_connect(), remember I m using IIS 4.0. help?[/quote] |
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