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What does the <form .......> statement look like on the PC that does not work. Use View Page Source to see whats been sent to the browser!
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Do you really want to be displaying the name of the table that you just ran the query on???? If so seperate the SELECT and the * and the FROM with space. i.e. $query = "SELECT * FROM shop";
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No but Joomla installs like this seem to take an VERY long time, and cause PHP to timeout. Try changing this parameter in your PHP.INI file max_execution_time = 30 is the default i believe try changing this to 0 (zero i.e. no maximum) while you are doing these Joomla installs Remember to turn it back to whatever it was to start with, otherwise a silly coding error can cause php to r
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Hi Doc, When I go to site creencraft.com I get a serverd a page with the line "The domain creeniest.com is not going to be used anymore. Please use creencraft.com instead" If thats your site then it is visible from the internet now!! Does that mean you fixed this?
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Holly, I use Eclipse PDT and have found it very useful for debugging php code. I use 32 bit wamp server. Eclipse and the PDT are written in Java so it can be a bit clunky but once you get the debugger configured correctly it seems to be reasonably bullet proof. I always create a VHOST for each site/project I am working on. This makes so many things easier to manage in my opinion. I
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shehzad, That message normally means that Apache has not started properly. What color is you Wamp Manager icon in the stsrem tray??
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Hi Hester, When you add a password to the root user in MySQL you also need to change phpMyAdmin's config so that it knows about this new password, OR, change phpMyAdmin so that it asks you for a userid and password when you try and us it. Option 1: Add the new password to the phpMyAdmin config file Edit C:\wamp\apps\phpmyadminX.Y.Z\config.inc.php set these parameters as follows
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@Steve Well I did wonder but I decieded on the mysql option
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@Steve that is what I was assuming he meant.
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For a long running script try upping the max_execution_time max_execution_time= 5000 or larger if necessary Not sure what -1 would do but 0 (zero) may work to remove any limits completely Dont think the apache keep-alive is your problem set that back to how it was originally
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Ok, If you are keying yourdomain.com when on the wamp machine have you put 127.0.0.1 yourdomain.com into the hosts file. If not and your router is not doing NAT loopback it wont find it without this setup. if you are trying to get to your wamp server from another pc attached to the same router as the wamp machine, you also have to edit the HOSTS file on that other machine to tell
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Ok, When wamp is installed it has a index.php file in the c:\wamp\www folder. That need to stay there in the www folder, its what throws the wamp config page. Put it back into that folder from the test one you created. Just out of interest did you play with this setting in the hpptd.conf file? <IfModule dir_module> DirectoryIndex index.php index.html index.htm </IfM
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If you activated the vhosts module I assume you created vhosts for all the sites you are using? If you did the first vhost in the vhosts file has to be to allow access to wamps locahost ## must be first so the the wamp menu page loads <VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot "D:/wamp/www" ServerName localhost ServerAlias localhost <Directory "D:/wamp/www
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Ok great, Can you point me at what domain means in the manual??? I dont think it means anything! Come to that I dont know what the ServerAlias madnessentertainment.na.tl madnessentertainment highlighted bit is actually achieving maybe you meant to do a ServerAlias madnessentertainment.na.tl *.madnessentertainment.na.tl which would remove the need to use the www subdomain on an
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I think we need more information. Check your apache_error.log and your php_error.log. Open these using the links on the wampmanager menus.
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Ok Doc, Welcome to the consulting rooms. When you say, "when I type my own domain name I get a 403 error" are you dong this from outside your internal network i.e. the internet OR from another PC on your internal network OR the wamp server PC?
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With VHOST's if apache cannot find the domain used in the address it will default to the first vhost in the list. In fact I think thats probably the only reason that the main site is working. 1. ## must be first VHOST so the the wamp menu page loads ## and because you dont really want the world to see it add a directory statement <VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot "D:/
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Ah, the server socket error makes me think you are running on an OS that has IPv6 configured. click wampserver -> Apache -> httpd.conf Look forthe "Listen" command Change it from Listen 80 to Listen 0.0.0.0:80 This makes apache only listen on the IPV4 network and may solve your problem
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Whats the colour of your Wamp Manager Icon? Look at apache_error.log ! Look at php_error.log ! Look at Windows Events for errors relating to apache. ! Get back with some more info regarding your actual problem. Nobody here can read minds !!!
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I think your problem is that you have an Apache compiled with VC6 and a PHP compiled with VC9. Not compatible!! Get a old version of PHP to match your old apache and see if that solves the problem. I think you will have problems using the 64 bit version and going back that far with apache and php. I would suggest installing the 32 bit version as you are more likely to find compatible ext
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Grace Ok so you have told MySQL to use a password for the 'root' userid, now you need to tell the phpMyAdmin app that it should use a password and optionally what that password is. The file to edit is C:\wamp\apps\phpmyadmin3.x.y\config.inc.php My preference is to tell phpMyAdmin to ask me for the Userid/Password to use to login to mysql. To do that change your config.inc.php to loo
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your right that is odd. Things I would try: 1. Check for spelling mistakes in directory names, but thats obvious I expect you tried that already. 2. Move the VirtualHost madness definition to the end, does it still have problems? Does another site now fail? 3. Have you created the logs folder on the madness site, apache wont! 4. Copy a the epicraft vh def and change every epicraft
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Are you trying to run the phpMyAdmin from the same machine that you installed wamp onto or another machine on the network??
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Run the wampmanager -> Apache -> Service -> Test Port 80 Just to eliminate anything else that may have grabbed port 80.
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Try this. Change the httpd.conf file ( access from the wampmanager icon -> Apache -> httpd.conf ) Look for Listen 80 and change it to Listen 0.0.0.0:80 This forces apache to only look for connections on the IPV4 range and ignore IPV6 which may be your problem.
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That sort of problem is normally to do with access rules in either the httpd.conf or the vhost definition file if you have setup vhosts. Check both files for this sort of parameter <Directory "C:/wamp/www/madnessentertainment"> Order Deny,Allow Deny from all Allow from 127.0.0.1 # Could need changing to #Allow from all </Directory>
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I think what Steve is saying here is that what your install is getting upset about is probably the domain name and not that it is on 127.0.0.1 Fiddler has done this to me in the past but is fine if you invent a name that is not localhost. Try adding a line to your hosts file like 127.0.0.1 www.real-lookin-domain-name.com And then try your install again after a >net stop "
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OK edit your c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts It should contain only one reference to "localhost" and that should read 127.0.0.1 localhost if you see a line like this ::1 localhost comment it out like so #::1 localhost Reboot. Start wamp and try again. ======================================= The hosts file is protected by windows, in order to save
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Check your hosts file. c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts ( no extension ) Win 8 comes with 2 lines but they are both commented out. Remove the comment (#) from this line. 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 succ
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