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What do you mean by working in mysql?
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The script you're trying to install is not compatible with PHP5.3. You need to downgrade PHP to php5.2.x To do so click the add ons link above and download the latest PHP5.2.x release. Once installed left click WAMP tray icon and select PHP > PHP Version > PHP5.2.x
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Nothings wrong with that code. It should work fine. Make sure you're saving this file in C:/wamp/www and that you're going to to run script Do not open the file directly in to your browser.
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Make sure you have enabled mod_rewrite first. Left click WAMP icon select Apache > apache Modules > make sure mod_rewrite is checked.
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You do not not need to CHMOD any files if your installing a script on Windows. You ONLY need to CHMOD files if your using a *nix based system, eg Mac OSX, Fedora, Ubuntu, BSD etc. Just by pass the steps for CHMOD'ing files. All files by default on Windows are writable.
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Make sure your saving your code in a .php file. Save all files in C:/wamp//www and go to to run your scripts
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By default WAMP only allows access to phpMyAdmin using the local address 127.0.0.1 (aka localhost). As you have now changed Apache servername from localhost to your IP Address it wont allow to access to phpMyAdmin as your IP Address is not the same as the local address. To fix simply edit C:\wamp\alias\phpmyadmin.conf and change this line Allow from 127.0.0.1 To Allow from 127.0.0.1 YO
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When MySQL is first installed it'll setup one account. Which will be root as the username that has no password set. By default phpMyAdmin will try to connect to MySQL with the username root and no password. You can setup a password for root user if you wish to. There are many guides on the net for setting the root password. You can setup more than one user too. Click phpMyAdmin's privilege
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Look in Apaches error log, left click the WAMP Tray icon and select Apache > Apache error log Scroll to the very bottom of the log and post the LAST 10 lines here.
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Make sure you're saving the file in C:/wamp/www DO NOT open the file directly in to your web browser this will not work. YOU MUST go to to run your .php files.
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As WAMP runs in a Windows Environment you cannot set file/folders permissions like you can on *nix type systems.
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Your code wont work as you have left of the ' before the # on this line define(BGCOLOR, #FFFFFF'); Remember all characters, except numbers (eg 1-9 etc), floats (1.234 etc) and booleans (true or false etc) need to be wrapped within quotes.
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Its your HEREDOC statement that is causing the error. Your identifiers do not match print <<<EOF ... FORM; FORM; should be EOF; instead. Please read PHP Manual on HEREDOC syntax usage
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Why CGI? It is better to run PHP as an Apache Module? What problem(s) are you having
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You can fix it simply by coding correctly. Instead of doing $var do $var['something'] This the correct way to use associative arrays.
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Yes. PHP/MySQL (what Joomla is coded with) is cross platform independent. It'll run the same regardless of the OS. All you need to do is to download your site from your host via FTP and place your sites files in WAMPs www folder (C:/wamp/www). Next you need to backup your database for Joomla, your host should provide a utility for this. If you're not sure ask your host. Once you have th
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You'll want to read up on the Apache documentation for mod_autoindex (this is the module that lists the directory contents). To change the directory listings layout. Left click the WAMP tray icon and select Apache > httpd.conf Scroll to the bottom of the file and find this line Include conf/extra/httpd-autoindex.conf Remove the # at the start of that line. Save the httpd.conf. Now to
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You can create an alias. Left Click WAMP tray icon and go to Apache > Aliases > Add Alias For the address type in just photos. Press enter. Now type in the G:\Photos and press enter. Go to to view you photos.
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No need to run MySQLInstanceConfig with WAMP By default only one MySQL user is setup, which is root and has no password. Just press enter when it asks for password You can set up a password if you from within phpmyadmin. phpmyadmin is easier to use than MySQL Console.
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When you make any changes to php.ini restart Apache service. To confirm you are editing the correct php.ini, left click WAMP tray icon and select PHP > php.ini
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All php code must be saved in .php files not .html files. Never open your .php files directly within a web browser. It wont understand the php code. You must go to
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You save a files in C:/Wamp/www You run your files open your web browser and go to
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Rather than use to access your site on your other computers. Just use your computers LAN address that has wamp installed on it, eg [192.168.2.100]
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I never bothered checking the md5 sum of a file I downloaded. Just download and install
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It is best to install wamp to just C:/ rather than C:/program files.
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php.exe is located in C:/WAMP/bin/php/php.5.3.x
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If you have already called session_start() then you dont need to call it again in files that are being included. session_start should only be called once.
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Yes you can set PHP error reporting to a lower level. Open your php.ini (left click WAMP tray icon and select PHP > PHP.ini) Scroll down and find this line error_reporting = E_ALL And change it to error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE Save php.ini and restart the Apache service. Notices will no longer be displayed. However you should fix your notice errors. It is no good just ig
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Open your hosts file, located in C:/Windows/System32/drivers/etc/ Look for this line [127.0.0.1 localhost NOTE: if you're using Vista/Win 7. Before changing hosts file you you'll want to open your text editor first as an Administrator to be able edit this file If its not there add it at the bottom. Save the hosts file and will now work
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You can not install programs directly to the root of your hard drive. However programs can be installed within a folder that is in the root of the hard drive, such as Z:/wamp Maybe you want to map a folder to a drive letter instead. As explained here
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