Question:

What is the Antelope interface to PHP / how do I use it ?

Answer:

The Antelope interface to PHP is an extension to the PHP web-based scripting language. This extension includes a number of standard Datascope function calls, similar to those in other languages.

To use the Antelope interface to PHP, one must compile it into one's PHP environment. The code is available through the Antelope contributed-code repository at http://www.indiana.edu/~aug. If your PHP include files are in a standard place such as /usr/local/include/php or /usr/include/php, a simple

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</noinclude> should suffice. If your PHP installation is located elsewhere, you may need to specify such with

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• Brtt:Userboxes
• Template talk:Navigation2

</noinclude> Note that this interface is provided as-is, with no guarantees or assumption of liability. Use of the Antelope interface to PHP constitutes acceptance by the user of all responsibility for web-server security.

After compiling the Antelope PHP interface, your php.ini configuration file will have to be updated to reflect the new extension and your PHP-enabled web-server will need to be restarted.