WampServer

sorry i found it... it's on the priviledges tab in phpMyadmin..... disguised as a link! Man i looked like 30 times!
Forum: WampServer English

Hello, how do i add a new user to a database using phpMyadmin? i can't find it anywhere! thanks, c.
Forum: WampServer English

nice work
Forum: WampServer English

PJkinann wrote: > So if you think the 404 means it's with my > editor.......hmmm..........so strange really because the path > through DW to my folder is this: C:\wamp\www\myfolder\ > > ....which is where the files are. > > Then it says Testing Server Folder, and I have > C:\wamp\www\myfolder/ there also. > What if you tried changing the above from C:/wamp/www/
Forum: WampServer English

yes that does sound strange... i don't use DW so i can't give you much advice... Server mappings must be fine if the DW browser displays ok... It's only when you want to view in an external browser that things go awry..... Maybe there are "external browser" settings in DW that you could fiddle with. How about not using IE6 as your default browser... try Mozilla FireFox. Again...
Forum: WampServer English

So you can see your page and localhost is equal to the DocumentRoot right??? That's what i thought... It again suggests that the original 404 issue is with your editor, DreamWeaver. DreamWeaver is not pointing to your DocumentRoot. Try looking up "server mappings" or "defining localhost" within your DreamWeaver... you'll need to adust this setting to correspond with you
Forum: WampServer English

k good luck! If you can access your files by manually typing their location into the browser, then you're getting somewhere... c.
Forum: WampServer English

When you look in the httpd.conf file you should be looking for DocumentRoot NOT ServerRoot. My guess is your DW server mappings are not configured to your DocumentRoot. Look in the DW help files if you don't know where the server mapping settings are found in DW.... Also try manually typing your path into your browser eg. or that should help you troubleshoot.
Forum: WampServer English

Open httpd.conf with NotePad or another text editor. Ctrl "f" to find DocumentRoot You can change your DocumentRoot here also. If you do... you will have to restart the apache service before the change will take effect. Also are you manually typing the path to the file you wish to view into your browser?
Forum: WampServer English

What browser are you using when you get the 404 message? If it's your editor's browser then you may have to check that the server mappings are correct in your editor's settings. Make sure they match your DocumentRoot as defined in httpd.conf ( /wamp/www/ by default )
Forum: WampServer English

For your second project you would obviously have to use: <?php include_once $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] . "/project2/folder/page.php"; ?> if /wamp/www/ is your current DocumentRoot then just make sure /project/ and /project2/ are in the /www/ directory and use the above changes to your code. hope that helps....
Forum: WampServer English

You can change your DocumentRoot in the httpd.conf file. Left click the wamp server icon in your tray and select Config files then httpd.conf ctrl "f" to find DocumentRoot ..... then make your change if you need to. Then restart apache... but you might not need to change your DocumentRoot..... Because you're working on multiple sites i would simply suggest you change your code from
Forum: WampServer English

Well i just figured it out. i had to change the server mappings in the code editor... for some reason it was set on a directory higher than my DocumentRoot as defined in httpd.conf thought i would document this here in case anyone might benefit from this solution. Just go in to your editor settings and look for server mappings.... make sure it points to the same place as your DocumentRoot as d
Forum: WampServer English

On installation i opted for a different directory other than /wamp/www i actually selected the following for my DocumentRoot: DocumentRoot "C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/My Websites" (i just copied and pasted that from my httpd.conf file) Weird thing is when i try to open files in my code editor the address will appear like this: Websites/etc/etc/index.html
Forum: WampServer English

Update: my php is now executing. i will document here what i did in case it might help anyone else. I uninstalled and then re-installed the latest version of WAMP. In re-installing i chose a different Root Directory different from /wamp/www/ In fact i made my Root Directory the same as where i've been storing all my website files... ie. /my documents/my websites/ That was the one thing i
Forum: WampServer English

btw i am using the long tags ie. <?php so that's not causing the problem. i have all my files in /wamp/www/ So why the blank screen? thanks
Forum: WampServer English

Hi, i'm having the same problem. gives me a blank screen.... What do we have to do to get the php to execute? thank you! c.
Forum: WampServer English