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I want to open the login page of a site that came almost all ready for me, but this error happens:
Facebook needs the CURL PHP Extension. Line 19: C: Program Files (x86) Easyphp-Devserver-16.1 eds-www core api_classes facebook src base_facebook.php
Line 19
if (!function_exists('curl_init')) {
throw new Exception('Facebook needs the CURL PHP extension.');
I went to find out more about this cURL, and the resolution seemed to be too easy to be true. It would only need to go in the archive php.ini and take out the ; front of the call: extension=php_curl.dll and it didn’t work. 
When opening the file in the browser info.php and research on the cURL, the only information that appears is the name of the author.
What would it take to make it really work?
I didn’t quite understand... after you took the
;he stopped making the mistake?– JuniorNunes
No friend. It continued the same thing, when taking ';' should be installed the extension, which did not happen. I changed the php.ini file and nothing happened
– Bsalvo
Make no mistake, remove the character
;only enabling the extension, but if it is not installed, the error will persist. On Windows, I don’t know what the installation process looks like, so I owe you, but I think Google can help you with that.– Woss
Please enquire: http://php.net/manual/en/book.curl.php
– UzumakiArtanis
Looking at your question, Curl, it doesn’t even seem to be installed, since you only found the author’s name. A good option is to take a look at phpinfo() in the Curl support section
– UzumakiArtanis
@Also pay attention to php.ini that you edited, because there is a PHP CLI pro and a PHP apache pro (if you are using it). As Saul said above, the best option is to put a
phpinfo()on the page and give a parsed on the part ofcURL.– JuniorNunes
Do you believe this is happening to me too... Have you found the solution? If I find I put here
– Eduardo Ribeiro