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Activating mbstring in PHP after installing extension. Ask Question. Up vote 2 down vote favorite. Yum install php-mbstring service httpd restart. How do I install the dom extension for PHP7? Installing php7.0-mbstring is for when you have. In Debian 8 and php 7.1 I solved this issue with.
I have added the PHP5 to UBUNTU 12.04
and installed the PHP5
However I can't find two packages
Any idea how they are called now?
Many Thanks,
HoumanHouman
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You should check the package description for PHP from that repo.
Note that mbstring and xml are built in according to the description.
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Having some issues with installing phpMyAdmin. I would like to resolve the following issue, but don't have a clue where to start (except maybe php.ini?).
Install Php Mbstring Extension Debian 8 Download
Here's the error message.
And here's a related article I found on SO that was for Linux but didn't work on my Mac (OSX 10.6 with PHP updated, etc): PhpMyAdmin install errors
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Like the error message says, your PHP installation lacks the mbstring extension. The Apple-provided PHP 5.3.3 in my Snow Leopard seems to have it, but many distributions bundle the extensions separately. For instance, if you use PHP from macports you need to install the php5-mbstring -package with:
Minor note - if you have installed a different version of php (like php5.5) you must install the correct version of the mbstring package. In my case:
To activate, you have to have a line like this in your php.ini file:
Which comes from:
(if you use the default macports install root).
In the newest php versions the 'extension_dir' path is not enabled initial.
Enable Php Mbstring
It works with Windows and Linux, so maybe it helps also on MacOs ... :)