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Switch hosts, or write a mysql adaptor. NS may be
willing to compile new extensions in, depending on the plan. If its a
windows server (shudder), you can turn new extensions on in PHP.ini as it ships
with binaries for the extensions already.
I try to get a phpinfo() for the production server
before I get started. This way I can customize my development server to only
support the things the target server can. I've been bit like this
before.
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Eric Marden
Hi
All,
I’ve just gotten access to a
clients NetworkSolutions hosting account and tried uploading an application to
it only to find out that despite having php 5.2.4 it doesn’t have pdo_mysql or
mysqli extension installed. Is there any hope of changing the adapter to
something else without having to rewrite all of my database
code?
Thanks, MS
