configure command newbie question

[orbitalnets]

Dear All,

 

It doesn't look like my PHP has XSL compiled in:

 

From http://us.php.net/xsl:

 

"PHP 5 includes the XSL extension by default and can be enabled by adding the argument --with-xsl[=DIR] to your configure line. DIR is the libxslt installation directory."

 

My config info does not show the compile argument --with-xsl

 

 

Can someone instruct me how and where should I insert this argument to PHP?

I cannot find this in the php.ini.

 

Also how can I locate the php5 source directory of PHP5 in FreeBSD?

 

 

Please let me know.

 

Dwayne

 

[trq]

Can someone instruct me how and where should I insert this argument to PHP?

 

You need to pass this as an argument to the configure script when you compile php.

 

Also how can I locate the php5 source directory of PHP5 in FreeBSD?

 

Unless you dowloaded it specifically, I doupt it exists.

 

Ive not used freeBSD but there is likely a seperate package available for php-xsl, search for it using your package manager.

[lilleyp]

Hey look I'm only a n00bie running Ubuntu so I may be corrected here,  from the terminal window change to the php source directory (where php was originally installed) and enter the following from the prompt:

 

./configure --with-xsl

 

I think that's it....

 

I actually have another post that I have just put up seeking clarification to the ./configuration command... there may be some responses there that may help as well.... good luck