i have laravel based cms, when i try to put it on our server it says: Class 'PDO' not found
So i tried to just write a small script with just a new pdo object, same result. The server doesnt belong to our company, so i dont have access to php.ini etc. I have access to cpanel, but php options are only for reference there, i cant change them( dont see pdo in there anyways).
I have to finish the cms, and make it work, but i m complete noob in servers-related stuff. :(
I am right now at weekend, so cant call the support\etc for the server. Is there anything i can do now to enable PDO? i found an article on google how to enable it from cpanel whm, but it doesnt look like my cpanel at all.
p.s. is this usually a problem to get the server company enable extensions like pdo\mysqli\etc? is this normal they only have basic mysql? seems very weird to me, its like basics for DB, and working with basic mysql only, which is much more prone to injections is simply not safe and costs x10 work hours to make programmers write own db class when there is great free stuff like pdo\mysqli...this is stupid as hell, for a PAID hosting...