WampServer

Have a read of this I think it should help
Forum: WampServer English

My pleasure.
Forum: WampServer English

I am afraid this is not a PHP coding help site. key this into a google search 'php upload a file' there are plenty of help and free script sites on the net!
Forum: WampServer English

This maybe just a little confusion on your part. By default MySQL comes with the default user of 'root' that has NO password, this is the user that the mysql console link on wampserver uses. ( so in mysql console just hit enter to get past the password prompt). If you have setup a new user in mysql, let say 'admin' for example and you put a password on that user, then when you use mysql c
Forum: WampServer English

This is the wrong forum for what you want. This is for people having problems getting wamp to run.
Forum: WampServer English

etc is a folder in which you can find a file called 'hosts'
Forum: WampServer English

Bob, Steven and I bumped into each other on your machine via TeamViewer while fixing you problem. Now thats an intersting new social network. Think you will find it is fixed. Steven did most of it so thank him not me.
Forum: WampServer English

My answer was for you. I am assuming that you either did not have ip 127.0.0.1 associated with localhost 127.0.0.1 localhost or being W8 having ::1 associated with localhost ( that the ipV6 version of 127.0.0.1 ) If you have ::1 associated with localhost all may appear to work, its quite ok to run a IPV6 network but the security in the c:\wamp\alias\phpmyadmin.conf file will not work.
Forum: WampServer English

WAMP is not a server in itself. Its a way to deliver Apache MySQL and PHP nice and easy. So you need to find a package that runs in that environment
Forum: WampServer English

You need to put a user into the connect statement. If you have not created one of your own mysql comes with the default user of 'root' which has no password try $con = mysql_connect("localhost","root","" ) ;
Forum: WampServer English

Look for the conection command in your PHP code. something like this but with different content mysql_connect('host', 'user','password'); workout what user and password your application is using and then check that that user exists and has the correct password and can access your spacific database.
Forum: WampServer English

Yes you did but something is wrong with the user you created because the standard root user works fine. I am just trying to home in on the problem. If you have setup a user, lets say admin and added a password for it and set it so it is allowed access from localhost and you dont put a password on the mysql_connect like this $link = mysql_connect('localhost','admin',''); You get this err
Forum: WampServer English

mfa, Start your own thread please. Give a little more information as well if you wouldnt mind. Wondows version WampServer version Have you tried to install Apache before? using another tool like XAMPP or Apache on its own? Do you run SKYPE, if so does wampserver start when skype is not running. Do you run TeamViewer if do does wampserver start when it is not running?
Forum: WampServer English

Have you created and reloaded your database? Have you setup the userid and password and given it privilages on the correct database? More precise information would be useful
Forum: WampServer English

No its not a folder issue, its that wamp need to start 2 services, wampapache and wampmysql. This is only allowed if you are a admin, or, and this may get them thinking, get them to set up a user on the workstation that is allowed to start services but otherwise is just a normal user. See if they really know there stuff. Of course the other option is that you ignore the start and stop se
Forum: WampServer English

You need to edit your HOSTS file to add this line c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost The hosts file is protected by windows, in order to save it you must have Administrator privilages. Vista/W7/W8 you may think you are an Administrator BUT YOU ARE NOT. To successfully save the hosts file do this to launch your editor with Admin Privilages. Locate your e
Forum: WampServer English

Check with phpMyAdmin that you actually set a password on your new user
Forum: WampServer English

Wamps default install has short_open_tag = Off edit the php ini file and change it to short_open_tag = On To edit the ini file use left click on wampmanager -> PHP -> php.ini there is more than one php.ini to allow for php and apache version swapping. Use this to ensure you get the right file.
Forum: WampServer English

No need to uninstall the VC++ 2010 x64 It does no harm being there otherwise sounds good.
Forum: WampServer English

IF your wampmanager icon is GREEN try this Use this address in the browser http :// 127.0.0.1 Without the spaces before and after the :// ( the forum does wierd stuff with urls by default ) If that gets you to the wampserver index page do this Edit your hosts file ( located in c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts ( no extension ) See notes below on how to edit the hosts file.
Forum: WampServer English

OK, When yo use phpMyAdmin to create a database, thats all you do , create a name to hang tables from. You also need to create a user account in mysql that is allowed to access the database you created. So: Run phpMyAdmin select that new database you created from the list on the left Click the 'Privilages' tab on the top of the page In the 'NEW' section, click 'Add User' Enter a
Forum: WampServer English

It looks like you have 2 other versions of MySQL running on your system Have you tried another wamp alike, like XAMPP or even installing it yourself?? If so you have not properly uninstalled them and one of them has already grabbed the port mysql uses. Wamps install of mysql is called wampmysql, so here is how to remove the other 2 versions from your system Either uninstall the other
Forum: WampServer English

Download wampserver 2.2e ( Wamp server 32 bit and PHP 5.3 ) from the wampserver home page
Forum: WampServer English

Palash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just open c:/wamp/alias/phpmyadmin.conf > > change Deny from all to Allow from all and remove > Allow from 127.0.0.1 > > do the same for sqlbuddy.conf and webgrind.conf DO NOT DO THIS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. This opens a HUGH ATTACK VECTOR on your machine. It allows ANYBODY IN THE UNIVE
Forum: WampServer English

I assume you know apache will not start automatically in the default config of wamp, you have to launch the WampServer from the icon on your desktop. Question: When you launch WampServer, what colour does the wamp manager icon go (icon in the system tray)? Check here for error reports: Look in apache error log left click wampmanager -> Apache -. Apache error log Look also in
Forum: WampServer English

I have to say, a solution that involves hiding the errors is not actually a solution.
Forum: WampServer English

What happens if you do http:// 127.0.0.1 without he space between http:// and 127.0.0.1
Forum: WampServer English

You need to edit your hosts file c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts W8 Preview has a odd one with no localhost defined Make sure it contains 127.0.0.1 localhost and preferable not ::1 localhost if that exists comment it out with a # in column 1 NOTE on editing the Hosts file The hosts file is protected by windows, in order to save it you must have Administrator p
Forum: WampServer English

if(mysql_query("CREATE DATABASE my_db",$con) is missing a closing bracket if ( mysql_query( "CREATE DATABASE my_db", $con ) )
Forum: WampServer English

You may find the answer, but it will be on a Joomla forum.
Forum: WampServer English