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It must be your vhost definitions, if a vhost is not defined properly apache will display the first vhost it finds in the list of vhosts, hence it always shows your wamp page even when you use mysite.local as the url. Ok try this: put your site into a physical folder called c:\wamp\www\mysite ( loose the .local ) Change your vhost accordingly in fact use this example instead of your v
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Tell me what happens when you keyin mysite.local on the browser address.
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Why dont you install TeamViewer so I can connect up and see exactly what you are doing as we seem to be going round and round the mulberry bush here. Its free for private use. If you go for this option send me a Private mesage with the ID and PASSWORD and a time you are available I am on GMT time
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Has anybody thought to report this on a microsoft help site. It does seem to be more to do with IE than WAMP.
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Try going to a Dreamweaver help site. You may have more luck, this site is for people having problems getting wamp to install and run. Sorry
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Did you properly uninstall XAMPP, this may be causing the strange results. XAMPP and WAMP are basically the same thing and if xampp's apache and mysql are running it could be causing problems. By the way, what colour is the wamp manager icon in the system tray??
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You have done quite well for your first day! I think you are going to have to setup a Virtual Host in Apache. This is basically a way of getting one Apache server to server multiple sites on the same ip address. Apache currently only knows about wamp's basic homepage site and so that what it serves for any access. When it has one or more VHOSTS it knows to check the url it sees and serve
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Sound like you have some other process that has grabbed port 80 before Apache can get its hand on it. This is usually done by either SKYPE, TEAM VIEWER, IIS but could be something else. do this: left click wampmanager-> Apache -> Service -> Test port 80 This will run a command window and if something is using port 80 it should tell you what it is. If you cann ot sort it
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If the wampmanager icon in your system tray is red then it has not started the wampapache or wampmysql services. Have you tried to install Apache and MySQL some other way? If so you need to make sure you have uninstalled those other attempts properly. Take a look at the services installed on your PC Start->Control Panel->Administrative Tools->services WAMP installs Apache a
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If you actually installed wamp onto E: it should show you E\wamp\www when you use that menu link, so I assume you installed on C and then copied the folder structure to E: Ok, assuming that, try this: edit e:\wamp\wampmanager.conf on line 6 there is a parameter like this installDir = "c:/wamp" Change it to installDir = "e:/wamp" Save it. Then go to the w
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Before you start On Apache and PHP you will see the acronym VC6 and VC9. This denotes the compiler version used to compile that program or dll. It stands for Visual C V6 or Visual C V9. Unfortunately you cannot mix the two when it comes to Apache and PHP. So first you must find out which compiler was used to compile the Apache you are currently using, so you can get the PHP that was compiled
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Well then you are not running this script !! Is that possible ??
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I dont think you can easily. You could try this, it should work. 1. Run wamp from C: and using wampmanager menus Uninstall the Apache and MySQL services (both) 2. Stop Wamp manager 3. Run wampmanager from D: and using the wampmanager menus Install the Apache and MySQL Services (both) You will have to remember which one you have installed at any one time and remember to switch b
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It must have output 1 of those messages. Either 'Could not connect: ' OR 'Connected successfully' Have you looked at your php error log ??
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What was the result of adding the test i suggested? An error message or a display of 'Connected successfully' ????
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Possibly you see no errors because you are not checking for them. Can you add this code after the connect please. if ( ! $db ) { die( 'Could not connect: ' . mysql_error() ); } echo 'Connected successfully';
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I am afraid this could be one of a number of things. It looks like it is failing to load css and images so can you paste some of the code you use to access css and images please.
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So what is the actual error you are getting?
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Mysql and the password foolishness, I will try and explain. 1. MySQL is delivered in a default state, in this state it only has one User defined, that user is 'root' and it has No password defined. It looks like there are actually 3 'root' users when you view users with phpMyAdmin, but its actually one user that is allowed to login from 3 locations i.e. ip address's localhost, 127.0.0.1 and
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I am sorry, I am also confused. You are going to have to be more specific.
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WampServer installs everything in C:\wamp so unlikely to be a conflict Apache installs as a service called 'wampapache' and mysql installs as a service called 'wampmysql' so also probably no conflict Both services are started/stopped by a system tray app manually. Yes you do have to install Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package x86 or x64 it is an upgrade to the 2008 and Apache o
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You can upgrade it, but you need to know a lot more about a whole bunch of things before you try it.
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YUP, And that is why you are getting the error. Use your browser to get to your site just like it was a real site out there in the interweb i.e. use localhost/filename.php but key it into the browser just like you would if you were trying to get to wampserver.com
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Are you trying to load the script by double clicking on a filename in explorer? If you are thats not the way to load a script. You must enter the uri into the browsers address field, otherwise it does not fo through the Apache and PHP processing.
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You need to read some tutorials on PHP programming. This is not the site for PHP programming help.
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Dont use virtualdocumentroot its far to complex. Use the mechanism I suggested it is afterall expressly designed for displaying your VHOSTS to you in a clickable way. instead of creating a file called www.microsft.com.conf create one called whatever-your-vhost-is-called.conf so if you had a vhost called site1.dev create a file called site1.dev.conf
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<?php if ($submit) { // process form when the form first loads there is no $submit as it is only created by pressing the submit button and posting the form data back to the php. you need to use if ( isset($submit) ) or if ( array_key_exists('submit', $_POST ) )
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Right, Windows as of Windows7 comes with the ability to use the IPV4 network address range and the IPV6 network address range and by default they are both turned on. IPV4 addresses look like this: 123.321.10.234 IPV6 addresses look like this: 2001:0db8:85a3:0042:1000:8a2e:0370:7334 The IPV4 address for localhost is 127.0.0.1 The IPV6 address for localhost is ::1 See However
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If the wampmanager icon is Orange then one of either Apache or MySQL services has not started. How to find out which one: left click the wamp manager icon -> Apache -> Service ( If the Start Resume Service menu item is Green then Apache has not started ) left click the wamp manager icon -> MySQL -> Service ( If the Start Resume Service menu item is Green then Apache has not s
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No, there is no default upgrade to phpMyAdmin. If you have no express reason for upgrading then dont bother, its almost never necessary.
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