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I thought gmp_intval() is some standard function in php, no?

 

No, they come from an extension which you have to enable, either with a flag when compiling PHP or specifying it in the php.ini file.

 

If you're using a hosting company then you should contact their support to see if they can enable it for you (or give you instructions on how to enable it yourself).

 

Create a file called phpinfo.php and put in it the following code:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

 

When you load it you'll see a bunch of information about PHP's configuration and it's loaded extensions.  There should be a section somewhere in there for GMP if it is enabled.

 

Upload a PHP file containing phpinfo (), and run it. If you can find the extension listed in there, it's activated. If not, well... I guess that scenario would be obvious. ;)

 

 

*Christian kicks the "new post" notification lag.

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