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Seems to be more to it than that RiggsFolly. Some configuration file(s) that need a tweak perhaps to be able to see the server from the LAN computers. Localhose was a breeze but can't enter the URL of the server IP and see the WAMP on the server. As if PHP isn't functional yet as I attempt to look at a simple date string that I can't get working.
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Anything on configuration changes a person has to make when moving from localhost on a single machine to placing a working, live package on a server would be appreciated too. :-)
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I installed WAMP successfully on a desktop machine and it runs great. Now I'd like to install and run it on Windows Server 2012 where we can all use it in the office environment. Anyone know of any tutorials for installing WAMP on Windows Server 2012 ? TIA
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Yeah I had 8080 on there when it failed and put it back to 80. When I installed WAMP, I moved to 8080 because there was a conflict in getting it running so I'll probably have to look for another port and hope that does it. It's running fine on 80 for now.
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answering my own question but hopefully it will help someone else. I changed my apache httpd.conf back to port 80 (from 8080) and after restarting services, it's back up and running.
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WAMP was working great on my machine until I rebooted my W7-64 machine. Upon reboot, I noticed that It wasn't in the system tray so I found it and started WAMP up and tried restarting a time or two. Even though it's now green and in the system tray, localhost attempts to connect but comes back with a typical browser 'problem loading page, unable to connect' error messages. PHP log doesn't sho
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Hey to close this out, after adding more error coding, I started to pick up on an error (mysql error 1064: SQL Syntax) that I was chasing and it repeatedly referred to an InnoDB engine. I changed the table to MyISAM and it works every time now. I've read where InnoDB is preferred but couldn't get the consistency as my INSERT INTO continued to error out (as discussed in this thread). After reading
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Steven, how do we connect through Teamviewer ? I have it installed but don't know how to hook up.
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stevenmartin99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can you please stop this thread, ive explained and > iv offerred help., > > THE PROBLEM IS THE ID. > > YOU KEEP IGNORING WHAT I AM SAYING ABOUT THE ID. > > you have to have it as i WORTE and you didnt do > it, you changed what i wrote. > > ill be deleting this thread in
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Thanks RiggsFolly - I tried "INSERT INTO $table (`event`, `date`, `name`, `year`) VALUES($event, $date, $name, $year)" and it worked the first time but not efforts after that. I'm thinking about uninstalling this 32bit version of WAMP and installing a 64 bit version to see if the issues go away. This mystery of sometimes it posts to the table and sometimes it doesn't is starting to m
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This is from my MySQL error log this morning. Anything glaring that should be corrected? 130115 6:39:03 Plugin 'FEDERATED' is disabled. 130115 6:39:03 InnoDB: The InnoDB memory heap is disabled 130115 6:39:03 InnoDB: Mutexes and rw_locks use Windows interlocked functions 130115 6:39:03 InnoDB: Compressed tables use zlib 1.2.3 130115 6:39:03 InnoDB: Initializing buffer pool, size = 1
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This is the installer package I downloaded: wampserver2.2e-php5.4.3-httpd2.2.22-mysql5.5.24-32b.exe wonder if it would have made a difference had I installed the 64 bit version...
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Thanks, I'll get Teamviewer. This whole thing has really sucked. I used to have complete confidence that what was entered into the form, made it to the database. That confidence has really waned now.
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So help me to understand better, even though the contents of the variable '$id' is in fact, '' - I shouldn't use it anyway. I only question it because in an echo of the query, I can see there was nothing there and that it was indeed ''.
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Thanks Steven. You think it's significant given the first page passes '' to $id ??? <input type="hidden" name="id" value=""> Also, can you give me some pointers on error logging via MySQL ??? I'm wondering if some configuration file needs to be tweaked in WAMP. Thanks again...
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and the REALLY weird part of this... If I reduce the entry for 'event' back to 150 characters or below, the entry will likely be successful whereas if the entry is around the 250 level, it most likely will fail with no warning. I might expect the entry to be truncated for anything exceeding the 250 mark for event but the problem is that it appears to go in, showing no error and echoing to
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Good catch on the year and thanks for looking at it. year is a varchar(4). What you saw with the id has been corrected and now looks like this: $sqlquery = "INSERT INTO $table VALUES('$id', '$event', '$date', '$name', '$year')"; It was originally there and removed on a temp basis as I've tried to locate the issue. You probably noticed too that I had the // $id = $_POST['id']; rem
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I have a problem that I need help with. I tried XAMPP and now have WAMP installed hoping the issue would be corrected with the latter - no dice. For years, I've had a development machine on XP albeit with an older version of PHP/MySQL/Apache. All that code was tried and true and it never let me down. Flash forward... I have installed WAMP on my Windows 7 Pro 64 bit machine and queries alw
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