Post: PHP : Help undefined function json_encode()
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05-08-2017, 04:44 PM
#1
Algebra
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The problem I am having is enabling json on my server which I have tried doing by going to my PHP Version Selector and editing the options. However json is already enabled accordingly. So I then decided to take a look at my php information by creating a separate file with the following code.
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
As I was browsing it I didn't see json enabled so I went and edited the php.ini file on my root directory and added the following command under dynamic extensions
extension = json.so
Went and checked my php information again and it wasn't enabled still.*
Another problem when i try SSH and trying to install json that way it doesn't allow me to use (yum) / (apt-get) so if anyone has any solutions I would appreciate the help thanks!*
05-09-2017, 06:53 AM
#2
Oneup
Guest
Originally posted by Algebra
So recently I bought hosting off namecheap "Big Mistake" as it is shared.
The problem I am having is enabling json on my server which I have tried doing by going to my PHP Version Selector and editing the options. However json is already enabled accordingly. So I then decided to take a look at my php information by creating a separate file with the following code.
As I was browsing it I didn't see json enabled so I went and edited the php.ini file on my root directory and added the following command under dynamic extensions
extension = json.so
Went and checked my php information again and it wasn't enabled still.*
Another problem when i try SSH and trying to install json that way it doesn't allow me to use (yum) / (apt-get) so if anyone has any solutions I would appreciate the help thanks!*
The problem I am having is enabling json on my server which I have tried doing by going to my PHP Version Selector and editing the options. However json is already enabled accordingly. So I then decided to take a look at my php information by creating a separate file with the following code.
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
As I was browsing it I didn't see json enabled so I went and edited the php.ini file on my root directory and added the following command under dynamic extensions
extension = json.so
Went and checked my php information again and it wasn't enabled still.*
Another problem when i try SSH and trying to install json that way it doesn't allow me to use (yum) / (apt-get) so if anyone has any solutions I would appreciate the help thanks!*
That's something you should be asking your hosting company to fix, not here. They would know more about their setup
05-09-2017, 04:25 PM
#3
Sparrow
Big Papi
Originally posted by Algebra
So recently I bought hosting off namecheap "Big Mistake" as it is shared.
The problem I am having is enabling json on my server which I have tried doing by going to my PHP Version Selector and editing the options. However json is already enabled accordingly. So I then decided to take a look at my php information by creating a separate file with the following code.
As I was browsing it I didn't see json enabled so I went and edited the php.ini file on my root directory and added the following command under dynamic extensions
extension = json.so
Went and checked my php information again and it wasn't enabled still.*
Another problem when i try SSH and trying to install json that way it doesn't allow me to use (yum) / (apt-get) so if anyone has any solutions I would appreciate the help thanks!*
The problem I am having is enabling json on my server which I have tried doing by going to my PHP Version Selector and editing the options. However json is already enabled accordingly. So I then decided to take a look at my php information by creating a separate file with the following code.
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
As I was browsing it I didn't see json enabled so I went and edited the php.ini file on my root directory and added the following command under dynamic extensions
extension = json.so
Went and checked my php information again and it wasn't enabled still.*
Another problem when i try SSH and trying to install json that way it doesn't allow me to use (yum) / (apt-get) so if anyone has any solutions I would appreciate the help thanks!*
Aye most hosting companies disable loads of shit until you ask them to enable them
05-09-2017, 04:35 PM
#4
Algebra
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Originally posted by Oneup
That's something you should be asking your hosting company to fix, not here. They would know more about their setup
I already done that. Also this thread is relevant because someone else might have had the issue. The support team gave me a link to a solution I followed it and it didn't work okay.
05-09-2017, 05:16 PM
#5
Oneup
Guest
Originally posted by Algebra
I already done that. Also this thread is relevant because someone else might have had the issue. The support team gave me a link to a solution I followed it and it didn't work okay.
Again that's a hosting problem. You are paying for their service, it makes for sense to be having them continually work on getting it resolved.
05-09-2017, 05:18 PM
#6
Algebra
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Originally posted by Oneup
Again that's a hosting problem. You are paying for their service, it makes for sense to be having them continually work on getting it resolved.
I just bought a different hosting package from blazingfast so it's okay I'll request the thread to be closed
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