Call to undefined function

[Matt]

We are still seeing problems with "call to undefined function" errors when
using version 4.3.10. We are using the Windows Binary distribution that
automatically installs everything. We do not have the Zend Optimizer
installed, so I do not think that the Zend Optimizer will fix our issues.
Are there any other workarounds to this problem that anyone is aware of

[Andy Hassall]

Re: Call to undefined function

On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 13:39:34 -0600, "Matt" <mbreitba@netin s.net> wrote:
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>We are still seeing problems with "call to undefined function" errors when
>using version 4.3.10. We are using the Windows Binary distribution that
>automaticall y installs everything. We do not have the Zend Optimizer
>installed, so I do not think that the Zend Optimizer will fix our issues.
>Are there any other workarounds to this problem that anyone is aware of[/color]

That error tells you _which_ function was undefined - it's hard to give a
sensible answer without seeing the full error message.

You may also be using the "wrong" binary distribution - the one with an
installer that automatically sets up webserver associations does _not_ come
with everything - in fact it comes with very few extensions. The better one to
pick is the .zip distribution - this comes with loads of modules, at the minor
cost of you having to do the webserver configuration yourself (which is
typically only a couple of lines or a few clicks depending on server, and is
documented in the recently-improved installation section of the manual).

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