I am trying to update the PHP version of my development environment from PHP 5.3 to either PHP 5.6 or 7.0. I have used Meld to compare the php.ini files and the php_mysqli.dll file is uncommented on all three versions as is php_mysql.dll on both of the versions that support it.
How I got mine to work was just do a clean installation of PHP 7. If you're doing this locally, you'll need to do a lot of stuff.
I'm not sure if I can tell you the precise ways I did it, but I'll do my best. Download process • Go to apachelounge and the Apache package for Apache 2.4.18. • Download either or for Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2008 SP1 if you don't have that already. • Download either for Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012. • Download either for Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015 Install process • Open and extract Apache 2.4 to your desired development environment. • Open and extract PHP 7 to your desired development environment. • Open your favorite IDE editor and open the file httpd.conf file in the APache 2.4 folder.
• After the lines that read #LoadModule xml2enc_module modules/mod_xml2enc.so Add these two lines after that LoadModule php7_module '/::PHP_DIR::/php7apache2_4.dll' AddHandler application/x-httpd-php.php • Look for what ever module you want to enable and enable it. • Modify the DocumentRoot and Directory location if you want it to be in a different location. • Add index.php before index.html in between. • At the end of httpd.conf, add in PHPIniDir /::PHP_DIR::/ You are now done with httpd.conf file. • Navigate to your PHP folder, rename either php.ini-development or php.ini-production to php.ini.
Solution for Windows PC. Try to check to check your httpd-xampp config file. Make sure the Make sure the Php-Module conform with your current php version.
• Go back to your favorite IDE editor and open up php.ini. • In PHP 7, all extensions are commented out so you'll need to uncomment the important ones like php_mbstring.dll, php_mysql.dll, php_pdo_mysql.dll,.etc. You are now done with php.ini file. • Open up command prompt as an administrator. Canon Ir3300 Scanner Driver For Windows 7 32 Bit Download. • Change the directory to your Apache 2.4 bin folder. • When you're in the bin folder, type in this command.
Httpd -k install • If Apache 2.4 doesn't want to install or it's complaining about something. Type in httpd to see what the problem is. Most likely, it'll complain about missing files or files that cannot be executed. • You'll need to download PHP 5.3 - 5.6 again. You only need to do this because the files libeay32.dll, libssh2.dll, and ssleay32.dll in the Apache 2.4 bin folder for PHP 7 has something wrong with it.
You'll need to replace those 3 files using the files in PHP 5. Hp M7470n Driver Files For Ps3. 3 - 5.6 folder. You'll most likely see these files where the php.ini file is located in.
• Try uninstalling and reinstall Apache 2.4. If it gets any errors.
You'll need to correct them. Change /::PHP_DIR::/ to your actual PHP folder. I'm not sure how accurate this will be since I have already install PHP 7. I can install a new Windows OS on my separate hard-drive to test it for you if you want and I'll most likely record everything I do. Spaceshiptrooper: How I got mine to work was just do a clean installation of PHP 7. I am planning on just updating the XAMPP installation that I already have (which I last updated in 2013). So far today I finally got mysql updated from 5.5 to 5.7, PHP updated from 5.3 to 5.6 and phpMyAdmin updated to the latest version.
Now that I solved the not seeing certain extension problems in PHP 5.6 I am sure I will be able to do the same for PHP 7 (once I make sure there are no more warning messages being generated due to the 5.6 upgrade). Felgall: I am planning on just updating the XAMPP installation that I already have (which I last updated in 2013). So far today I finally got mysql updated from 5.5 to 5.7, PHP updated from 5.3 to 5.6 and phpMyAdmin updated to the latest version. Now that I solved the not seeing certain extension problems in PHP 5.6 I am sure I will be able to do the same for PHP 7 (once I make sure there are no more warning messages being generated due to the 5.6 upgrade).
I remember seeing that they have PHP 7 for XAMPP, but I didn't know you have to do a full upgrade and not just skip a version to the latest. Maybe this could cause errors? I never understood XAMPP, I don't like the one size fits all, with that said. Recently installed win 8.1 I have always downloaded the windows version of Apache, mySQL and in this case php7 (both 64 and to test 32). The 64 bit php7 was called >php-7.0.0-nts-Win32-VC14-x64.zip Just extracted the contents to C: drive as php7, no install needed.
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