Can't seem to get PHP function exif_read_data to work

[Aljaž Srebrnič]

Well, you could do a $port contents php5-exif and see where all the
files are installed, and check if that directory is in you PHP
include_path! :)

greg at gulik.org Gmail wrote:
>
> I'm having a weird problem where I can't get the PHP exif module to
> work.  It IS installed but I get the error " *Fatal error*: Call to
> undefined function exif_read_data() in.." in my script.
>
>
> # port list installed | grep php
> php5                           @5.3.8          lang/php5
> php5-exif                      @5.3.8          php/php5-exif
> php5-geoip                     @1.0.7          php/php5-geoip
> php5-iconv                     @5.3.8          php/php5-iconv
> php5-intl                      @5.3.8          php/php5-intl
> php5-intl                      @5.3.8          php/php5-intl
> php5-mbstring                  @5.3.8          php/php5-mbstring
> php5-mcrypt                    @5.3.8          php/php5-mcrypt
> php5-mysql                     @5.3.8          php/php5-mysql
> php5-openssl                   @5.3.8          php/php5-openssl
> php5-sqlite                    @5.3.8          php/php5-sqlite
>
>
> I'm pretty new to macports so I've run out of ideas why it's not working.
> I did check the output of the phpinfo() function and no references to
> EXIF show up there.
>
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