PECL uploadprogress for php5.2

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Hey, I just installed PHP5 via .htaccess on my 1and1 Shared Hosting Account.

How would I exactly install the "PECL uploadprogress"?
http://pecl.php.net/package/uploadprogress
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There are barely, if not any, tutorials out there on Google...I do not have SHELL or SSH, so I cannot run "commands" as I have seen in some tutorials.

I'm using a 1and1 Home Package, and would like to install this extension...do I need to install any other packages such as PEAR in order for me to continue with this, or the extension is all I need. If so, how do I install it exactly?

Thanks in advanced.

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