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Ok so all of my expertise is exhausted I need your help. A mate of mine has Apache, PHP and Mysql (latest versions except apache which is 1.1). I know it all works because I installed it!
Mysql can be accessed form the console easy enough but not from the PHP code - I think the problem is at the PHP end because it brings up the usual:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect() in c:\program files\apache group\Apache\htdocs\4.php on line 2
That is if connecting via mysql_connect() or mysqli_connect() etc.
The strangest thing is that after the mysql function it stops parsing the document!!!! So no other code works1
Any Ideas cos I am getting pretty annoyed at the moment!
Cheers,
Tom
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His PHP has no MySQL support. I've no idea how you enable this under Windows - possibly you need to download the appropriate extension from somewhere.
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Yeah it has Mysql set up as a service, and it works but thats all - no PHP connection 2 it!!!
Cheers,
Tom
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MySQL support needs to be enabled within PHP else PHP will not be able to access MySQL.
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In the PHP.ini file - I did check all the extensions are there - actually all of them are edited in hmmmmmmm could be a clash problem - too many extensions!
Cheers,
Tom
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Did you restart Apache after enabling MySQL support in PHP? You'll need to do this else it won't reload the configuration.
If you still can't get anywhere, create a PHP file with the following in it:
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
This will give you pages of data - if MySQL support is there you'll see a whole section about it.
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Yeah thats an good idea - the server is apache and it is set up on his computer - I installed it so i kno they are in the right place.....
I suppose the firewall could be blocking the port - Ikno you connect to the localhost server through port 80 and that works fine. Does it connect to Mysql through a different port because teh Firewall could well be blocking that, hmmm.........
Thanks for the ideas guys keep it coming!!!!!
Cheers,
Tom
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