I got it – I just had to set the extension dir in php.ini to
“extension_dir = “C:/PHP/ext/” instead of
extension_dir = “./ext/”
It didn’t like the relative path.
Well, is there anywhere on WordPress.org where it suggests which versions of MySQL and PHP one should use? I didn’t see this anywhere in the installation documentation, and it seems like it’s important if the software doesn’t work with certain versions.
Thanks.
I got this same error when I tried to install WordPress today. I know MySQL is working because I can access it on the command line as well as using MySQL Administrator. But I havne’t been able to get this error to go away.
I’m running MySQL 5.0.2, Apach 2.055 and PHP 5.1.2.
Thanks.
