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Hi, That sounds odd. If you have a look at the Apache configuration file c:\wamp\Apache2\conf\httpd.conf, you will find a number of lines starting with LoadModule or #LoadModule. Among them should be: LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so If that line is not there, add it and restart the Apache server. Regards,
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Hi, It may be best to avoid numbers as identifiers, see the MySQL reference manual at It says: "It is recommended that you do not use names of the form Me or MeN, where M and N are integers. For example, avoid using 1e or 2e2 as identifiers, because an expression such as 1e+3 is ambiguous. Depending on context, it might be interpreted as the expression 1e + 3 or as the number 1e+3."
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Hi, Here is my 2c worth: The short open tags "... are less portable, and generally not recommended", see . Regards,
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Hi, Indy seems to be part of Borland products like Delphi and Kylix. I presume you can find the command in the Startup folder or the Run registry key which starts the server and delete it if you still need the original application that Indy came with. Regards,
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Hi, Apprently money_format() is not defined under Windows, see the note at Regards,
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Hi, It sounds as if IIS was installed at least at some stage. If it is still there, uninstall it from CP - Add or Remove Programs - Windows Components. Run netstat -an at the command prompt to see if the TCP port 80 is listening. If it is, you may have some other software using it. If that is the case, run the command netstat -abo to find out more about which software uses port 80. If you
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Hi, I do not know the particular version 1.4.3 but in a later version you can click the WAMP server icon in the System Tray, then Apache modules and see if 'rewrite_module' has been selected. You can create a .htaccess file in the document root directory of each virtual server. The Apache site has all the information about which directives you can use: . If your site runs a CMS, it probably
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