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The gz functions use the zlib extension i believe. As of php 4.3 it is a built in feature and no extensions are required. Pre php 4.3 you have to include the zlib extension. Are you using an old version of php?
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abdul, That means that IIS is installe dand runnning on your PC. If you are not using it uninstall it. Heres is a link to How To Uninstall
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Ahmed, Are you sure that apache is running? What coloor is your wamp manager icon, in the system tray.
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Putting the server ONLINE is not required for development use. That just changes the apache configuration to allow access from any IP address. out-of-the-box apache will only allow access from localhost and until you have everything sorted out it is best to leave it like that. Have a read on this Info at the top of this relates to 403 errors
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sge, Point 1: You dont have to put wamp ONLINE. That function just changes apache to allow access from any IP address and opens your system up to the internet ( if you have port forwarded your routers port 80). If you are just developing leave it offline and apache will only allow access from localhost. This is the out-of-the-box situation and a scurity measure. Point 2: When you get that
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edit php.ini ( use the menu from wampmanager ->php ->php.ini ) find the error-reporting parameter error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_STRICT & ~E_DEPRECATED
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sanket84in, Start a new thread, dont hijack someone elses. Please give more details. Look in apache access log and apache error log see if there is something there to give a clue, if that does not help try looking at your windws event log.
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If it is passing an array of data do you mean its passing p[0],p[1],...,p If thats what you mean that is not described as lots of fields with the same name. Its an array. Try adding this to the top of the form recieving the data. If you dont get it after that post the results of this code for us to have a look at. if ( isset( $_POST) ) { echo '<pre>POST ARRAY' . print_r($_POS
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Doraec I think that means IIS is using port 80. If you are not using it. How to uninstall IIS: Use the second proceedure i.e. "using Add Remove Windows components"
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If you dont want IIS it would be better to uninstall it completely. Its best to use the second proceedure 'To uninstall IIS using Add or Remove a Windows Component in Control Panel'
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If $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] is empty then you are POSTING your form data and the data will be in $_POST[''] variables. <form action="form_action.asp" method="POST"> can be changed to <form action="form_action.asp" method="GET"> to make the variables appear in the GET array if you use an anchor type link to a page <a href="pag
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Also have a look at the php_error.log that may give you a clue. Make sure that php error logging is turned on and being sent to a file.
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And another thing. You are going to have to put that change into some sort of test so that when you copy it back to the server it will use the original line and not your changed one. Have a look at the bottom of a phpinfo() display at the section called 'PHP Variables' from your local pc and one from the server and find something that is obviously different and easy to test. then code like
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Try this set_include_path(get_include_path() . ';C:/wamp/www/zend-server-config/library; C:/wamp/www/zend-server-config'); i.e. change the windows '\' to a unix style '/' PHP tends to expect the unix style slash and if its running on windiws it does the conversion internally.
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Try this. Edit c:\wamp\apps\phpmyadmin3.5.1\config.inc.php change $cfg['Servers'][$i]['user'] = 'root'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['password'] = ''; // ADD YOUR PASSWORD IN HERE ( the one for root@localhost ) $cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPassword'] = true; // CHANGE THIS TO FALSE In mysql userids and hosts are linked which is why it says 'root'@'localhost' in your error message. Th
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It look like you either have a damaged data/mysql folder or you have tried to use a database from an old version of mysql with a newer version that is not directly compatible. Is this a new installation of wamp? How did you create/restore the database? You could try running the mysql_upgrade.exe like it tells you. That can be found in wamp/bin/mysql/mysql5.x.y/bin/nysql_upgrade.exe
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Hwo to uninstall IIS: Use the second proceedure i.e. "using Add Remove Windows components"
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Quote That also means, the apache php.ini is continually overwritten by the phpForApache.ini file each time I switch. Not actually as there a 2 different iniForAcache.ini file each one stored in the PHP folder relevant to the PHP version. If you have PHP5.2 running and edit with the wampmanager link it edits the ini file in the apache folder. When you switch FROM 5.2 TO 5.3 wamp 1. co
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INFO ON PHP.INI When you are running PHP via your webserver, Apache is what runs PHP so to speak. The ini file used by PHP when you are running through your webserver and therefore Apache is in the x:\wamp\bin\apache\apachex.y.x\bin\ folder. THATS WHY STEVE KEEPS TELLING YOU TO USE THE wamp manager -> PHP -> php.ini menu to open the editor on the correct file!!!!!! There is a
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Maybe you should be asking for help on a Joomla site I just did a google search with this as the search parameter "Maximum execution time Joomla 2.5" and ther are lots of posts with this problem. Try doing some research, I read a few and it seems that its might be something to do with locale processing Good luck
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I think you have answered your own question havent you? I would suggest that zend and xdebug wont play nice together so just comment out ALL references to xdebug in the php.ini Heres the zend documentation which appears to say exactly what you have suggested
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PHP has a max execution time setting to stop scripts that are in infinite loops from running for ever. You can increase this time limit by editing you php.ini file. Use wamp -> PHP -> php.ini to edit it. Look for a parameter called "max_execution_time" This is set to 30 on youur system increase it to 60 to see if thats enough. If not add another 30 seconds if thats not en
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Ok start from the beginning 1. Is wampmanager running in your system tray? 2. What color is the wamp manager Icon
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Look for C:\wamp\apps\phpmyadmin3.x.y\config.inc.php In there is $cfg['Servers'][$i]['user'] = 'root'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['password'] = ''; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPassword'] = true; Add in your password to the obvious place Then change AllowNoPassword to false. If you created another admin user you can also change the user to something else.
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No not by default. But if you set your router to Port Forward port 80 to your wamp PC and Allow port 80 through your PC firewall if you have one and Put wamp ONLINE Then they can see your site using your ipaddress like [111.222.333.444] If you then get yourself a dynamic domain address from someone like dyndns then yes they can see the site as the domain address you pick from the limit
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.htaccess configurations are applied each time apache traverses the directory with a .htaccess file in it. It should work regardless of which PC on you network you access the apache server from as it is actioned by the server not the client. You are going to have to give some more specific information for us to help you.
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Did you also try the "To uninstall IIS using Add or Remove a Windows Component in Control Panel" That may be better. Question: When you say wamp is not running, do you mean that the wamp manager icon is not in the system tray, or that Apache is still not running. Once you get IIS uninstalled properly, I think you will also have to check your c:\windows\systems32\drivers\etc\hos
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Question: What is the directory structure under C:\wamp\www ? In other words did you create a c:\wamp\www\mysite additional folder under www? If yo did then it will be localhost/mysite/wp-admin/install.php PS Its much better to create a Virtual Host if you want to use things like Wordpress.
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Uninstall IIS
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Uninstall IIS Here is a how to
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