XsltProcessor is Off,

hi,

can anyone help me please, i get this message Xslt is off

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brana

Ask your host to set back on.. its a piece off php

are you on a shared environment hosting service? if not you can recompile with XSLT.

Regards,

DosDawg

hi

i have same thing problem, anyone can help?

i'm use in Cpanel and i have no idea wher to go, in the Cpanel to get it on.

i try to find it in the phpMyAdmin and i did not see it

thanks lior

You need to compile php with dom- xslt if you have server root acces. But not everybody have this, so if not 100% root acces then ask your hoster to this for you.

killerhai,

hey bud, how are you doing? just to help out a touch here, you do not need ROOT access so much, as you need the permissions on your control panel. in my instance i use WHM/cPanel, so i can recompile from WHM, and no need to hit root access. but you are correct, they need to contact their hosting service provider.

Regards,

DosDawg

 ok thanks guy's i will do it tomorrow.

p.s - i did not have the server root acces' the server isn't my i just rent area with the Cpanel control for my site.

thank you all , done

Hi Brana, Good thing for you! would you like to share how did you make it working.

To anyone: My host told me to upgrade from php4 to php5 to make this xslt working. Is it true that server should have php5 for 6.1.5 to work?

I had similar problems, funny how doing a site search only pulls up the Answers section and nothing from forums. Any way hope this helps if still having problems, worked for me.

http://www.boonex.com/unity/answers/entry/XsltProcessor_error

btw. From PHP.net  "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."

http://ca.php.net/manual/en/xsl.installation.php

Just install php5-xsl and it should run.

Your making an assumption here that they are running Debian or a Debian based distro like Ubuntu using deb packages.

For Redhat, CentOS and other RPM based distros, the package to install is php-xml.

However, both of those are assuming that the server is running with the default deb or rpm packages. Many servers are running PHP from compiled source in which case simply installing a package may not work. For servers running a source version then recompiling is needed.

So basically ive run into this problem as well, ive asked my host

to either do php5-xsl or php-xml depending on linus distros and they have

come back and said we dont install or support third party plugins.

So im safe to assume here that they not interested, or does this simply

mean im supposed to know how to get this done from here i cant

see how without being at the host end as u point out.?

Or if i have root access should i then be able to get a network tech to login and do this for me?

In cacunkids comments,

btw. From PHP.net  "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."

What file + dir contains the configure line where i would add this?

Or again is this on the host end only on the server itself which i cant do anyways/

This is not really a 3rd party plugin this is something they should be familiar with and aware of. They probably don't know what you are talking about and not as tuned into things as they should be. Php is commonly compiled with it.

Who is your host?

Xslt is a common php extenstion that they should be familiar with. If not I would seek out a new host. It's not a big deal or difficult power hungry server resource. Unreal.

www.domain.com was my host, ive taken your advice and moved to tigerservers.com who

now do support it, thanks for the info.

Note: Now i have the problem of my new host says they do support it, but when i run the script index.php

its comming up with the same xsltprocesser off error. I emailed this again to them and they

came back and said that i need a professionaly designed script not the free one that comes with

the dolphin download.? So what i need now is a custom index.php to disable the check xsltprocessor error?

Or should this go in the .htaccess.php file that ive created with the other options, sry im still new to php.

Seems to me you swapped one bad host for another. Try www.apthost.com. They are good and support xslt plus ffmpeg on there server. very dolphin friendly.

Ok problem solved, i got one of the guys on expertzzz.com to install it and was done.

http://www.expertzzz.com/dolphin