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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Tahir, You have another version of apache and possibly mysql installed. Remove them !!!!
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Bit more information. Have you just installed wordpress on wamp, or have you already been using it and amending your template using wamp? OS? Wamp version? 32/64 bit?
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Hi I answered your first mail with this. Have you changed the userid and password in the example code you are using to match the userid and password you setup in your mysql? This page may help you find the config you have to edit a config.php file somewhere.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
It is better to re-configure SKYPE so it does not ever try to use port 80. From a running skype do the following: 1. Skype -> tools -> options 2 select the Advanced Tab from the left hand menu 3. click the 'Connections' sub menu 4. Untick the checkbox labeled 'Use port 80 and 443 as alternatives for incoming connections' 5. Press the SAVE button.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Check the sticky in the forum called Error MSVCR100.DLL Solution Make sure you have installed the correct C++ resist package
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Check that you have not left a old version of mysql installed Look at windows services, wamps mysql is called 'wampmysql' uninstall the other service using sc delete <service-name> also check if you also have another Apache wamps is called wampapache
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Here is where all the WAMP extensions are stored
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Well in that case it must be MySQL that is not starting properly. Have you tried to install MSQL before, if you have do a search for my.ini and delete all occurances except for those that exist in the C:\wamp folder or subfolders.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
It sounds like apache has not started, this is normally because something else is using port 80. Do left click on wampmanager ->Apache ->Service-> Test port 80 This will load a command window and tell you what is using port 80. You will have to stop or uninstall that app.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
If you want to change the editor that wamp will launch when you click on one of the menu items of wamp manager (icon in the system menu) you have to edit the c:\wamp\wampmanager.tpl file MAKE A BACKUP OF THIS FILE BEFORE CHANGING IT!!! everywhere you see notpad.exe change it to the other editor that you want to use. If the editor is on your windows PATH you can chnage it to, for exampl
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
If you had just added a password to the default 'root' userid in MySQL what you were doing should have worked. So I am assuming you have created a totally new Administration userid and put a password on that. I do this and then remove the 'root' userid completely ( because lets face it everybody knows that that userid will exists on a mysql installation ) To make the mysql console work w
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Question: Is yout wamp manager icon ( in the system tray ) GREEN? It should be. If not either Apache or Mysql has not started properly. Its usually Apache that is the problem. If not GREEN { left click the wamp manager icon -> Apache -> Service -> Test Port 80 } This loads a command window and prints a message telling you if anything is using TCP port 80 on your PC. A numb
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Also, why have IIS installed if you have no intention or ability to use it !!! If you leave it installed, it just give your PC another attack surface for someone to try an use to gain access to your system.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
do a google search it is frely available from Microsoft
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Check out sourceforge
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Try refreshing your browser ( Ctrl + F5 ) Have you looked for errors in the wamp manager -> APache -> apache error log wamp manager -> APache -> apache access log Also look at your windows event viewer and see if Apache is reporting any errors in there that may give us a clue?
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
You are right the config of PHP on your server must differ from that on your WAMP. Run a phpinfo() on both and compare the settings. WAMP has a link to phpinfo under TOOLS on the wamp manager page. Create a php file like this and copy it to your server to see the config on your hosted server. <?php phpinfo(); ?>
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
You will have to uninstall IIS. Apache (which is what wamp installs) and IIS are both web servers and therefore both use TCP port 80. IIS will always capture port 80 first and only one process can use it, so IIS is blocking Apache's use of port 80. This may help: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YS0PSO9hZGY
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
I think you would be much better setting up a virtual host for each of your other projects. Here is a HOWTO I have been working on, where I have used C:\website you can change it to be D:\ HowTo: Create Virtual Hosts in WAMP BEFORE DOING ANY OF THIS PLEASE ENSURE APACHE AND MYSQL ARE WORKING PROPERLY FIRST!!! 1. Create a new folder outside the wamp directory structure. for e
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Some information first please. Windows version? Wamp Server version 32 or 64bit? From the wampserver icon in the system tray click wampmanager -> Apache -> Service -> Test port 80 and tell us what is says. Have you tried to install Apache some other way than using WAMP, if so have you properly uninstalled it?
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
put the php code above the html code
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
I am afraid this is a wamp server help site and not a web development help site. I suggest you hit some books, development is not something you can just pick up and do without a bit of basic knowledge and understanding of the environment you are using. Basically all the href="..." and src="" attributes of your anchor and image tags are using a fully qualified url. in
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
This will probably be related to something you did OR did not do in your dreamweaver setup for the project. Check the dreamweaver documentation
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Your code <li><a href=";ยป Home</a></li> you have hard coded localhost in all your links. use href="index.php?route=common/home"
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Try uninstalling IIS
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
1. Put Online your wamp server. 2. Port forward your router ( TCP port 80 to the PC running wamp ) 3. Make the PC running wamp have a static IP Address ( or port forwarding may stop working on a reboot that gets you a different ip from the routers DHCP server ) 4. Tell your users to use [111.111.111.111] to access your site OR 4a. use a dynamic dns service like DYNDNS.COM to alloca
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
eselwyn, Start a new thread! Give a little more information as to what OS, Wamp server version, etc. Also what you messed with to get this error or did it happen out-of-the-box.
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
Info please: Windows version? Wamp Server Version? Did you install 32 or 64 bit wamp? Is this any help
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
You must install Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package x64 WARNING : You must install Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package x86 or x64 VC10 SP1 vcredist_x86.exe 32 bits : VC10 SP1 vcredist_x64.exe 64 bits :
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11 years ago
RiggsFolly
What OS? What version of Wamp/ 32 or 64 bit?
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