Accessibility

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Determining Your PHP Server Version and Whether it Supports XSLT
  3. Configuring PHP 4.2 Servers
  4. Testing PHP 4.2 Servers
  5. Configuring PHP 4.3 Servers
  6. Testing PHP 4.3 Servers
  7. Configuring PHP 5 Servers
  8. Testing PHP 5 Servers

Configuring and Testing PHP Servers for XSL Support

Testing PHP 4.3+ Servers

The first proof of a successful installation is that your web server doesn't throw any errors after restarting. To check if everything went smoothly, load the PHP test page in your browser. You should see a section similar to the following image:

Figure 6. DOM XML support is enabled

Figure 6. DOM XML support is enabled

Check if these settings are present and enabled:

  • DOM/XML.
  • DOM/XSLT.
  • libxslt.
  • libxml.
  • zlib (for Mac OS).

For libxml and libxslt, only the version number may be listed (instead of the enabled/disabled status); this indicates they are present on your server.

Congratulations! Your server is now prepared for server-side development using XML and XSL.

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