Please how do I connect PHP 4.4.2 and MySQL 4.1.18 OR PHP 5.1.2 and MySQL 5.0.18 all on Windows 2003/IIS 6.0?
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Build Your Own Database Driven Website Using PHP and MySQL by Kevin Yank has got a great tutorial on ur question. Download it free from the link below:\nhttp://www.sitepoint.com/popup/popup.php?zone=2&popupid=45\n\nGood Luck ;)
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=======\nPHP\n=======\nYou can get a 1,000 page PHP Manual here:\n\nhttp://meysoft.com/support/phpmanual.pdf\n\nYou might prefer the on-line manual here:\n\nhttp://www.php.net/manual/en/\n\nI like the on-line version better because there are a lot of coding examples that have been contributed by users.\n\n=====\nMySQL\n=====\nYou can get a PDF manual here:\n\nhttp://downloads.mysql.com/docs/refman-4.1-en.pdf\n\nGood luck and don't forget to pick the best answer!
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try using winlamp it work great on xp it hase apache2 php5 and mysql
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you can download from \nhttp://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/5.0.html\n\nPlzz rate it.....
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See references below.\n\nAlso debugging with PHP is an issue.  You can try http://www.nusphere.com or search for another IDE that has debugging capability (I used ddd because I use Linux, its a bit messy to set up).\n\nIf you are using windows and IIS set up PHP using the iisapi module not CGI.\n\nGoog luck.
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Er, okay...\n\nThere are a couple of things that could do it.\nFirst off, I don't think that after inclusion, you can use any other header commands (I don't know why). Here are some things you can do.\n\n1: You can create another include file to do the headers, so your code looks like this.\n\n---start.php---\n<?php\nsession_start();\ninclude ("mysqlconnect.inc");\nif (asdasd) include ('redir.inc');\n?>\n---redir.inc---\n<?php\nheader("Location: http://asdadsdd");\n?>\n---\n\n2: You can remove the entire mysqlconnect.inc file and paste it into the other file, but I wouldn't.\n\n3: You could add into mysqlconnect.inc a command to redirect, so it looks like this\n\n---mysqlconnect.inc---\n<?php\nfunction connect() {\n...\n}\nfunction query($query){\n...\n}\nfunction redir($location) {\nheader("Location: $location");\n}?>\n---start.php---\n<?php\nsession_start();\ninclude ("mysqlconnect.inc");\nif (asdasd) {\n$location = "http://asdadsdd";\nredir ($location);\n}\n---\n\nWhichever way works for you.
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To fix your current problem...\n\nAsp.Net web applications run under the ASPNET windows user account. When your code tries to open the connection Access creates the LDB file. Therefore ASPNET has to have write&#92;create&#92;modify permissions on the folder where you database exists. So, you'll need to change those settings if you have access to the server. If it's a hosting company you'll need to have them change it for you.\n\nIn the future...\n\nIf you have any choice in the matter at all try to upgrade to sql server, MSDE, MySql. Access is a bad choice for web applications\n\nbest of luck to you!!
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Download phpBB from http://www.phpbb.com\n\nFind a free webhost with php and MySql allowed (look at http://www.free-webhosts.com/ etc.)\n\nUpload phpBB to your host and remove install.php and upgrade.php
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Your question is a bit too broad to answer fully.\n\nThat said, you can use PHP just like you would any old HTML document.\n\nPHP will already be installed by your Web hosting company. You shouldn't need to install anything.\n\nMySQL is not really a language; it's a relational database management system.\n\nGenerally speaking, if you intend to make a data-driven Web site, you need to have the data -- or, at least its structures -- in place before you can begin programming. \n\nYou should start by getting a copy of "PHP For Dummies." It really will help you.
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The PHP docs are quite good and include examples:\n\nhttp://www.php.net/manual/en
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OK, you probably didn't set it up right if it didn't show it. \nI would suggest getting WAMP which installs Apache, MySql, and PHP.\nOnce you install it turn WAMP on, and it turns on all the services.\nPlace you webpage files in the www directory inside the WAMP directory on your C: drive.\nThen open up IE or Firefox (or w/e browser you use), and type:\nhttp://localhost/\nand if you index is there then your page should run.\nHope this helps.
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triadphp is the best software ever for database\n\nit has all the three php, mysql and apache.\n\njust go to google and type in triad php\n\nu would get a latest fullversion of it
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"What is my problem in database connection?"\nThe three potential problems that come to mind are:\n1. You aren't using a password and the account has a password. You need to specify a password for your MySQL account when connecting.\n2. The user does not exist.\n3. Or that user is not permitted to access the database from 'localhost'.\n\nTry using the account 'accountname'@'%', to allow access from anywhere (this is not particularly secure, but it's useful for testing purposes).\n\n\nIf you don't know anything about MySQL or SQL, you are asking in the wrong place. Try a question like "Where can I find good resources for helping me learn SQL?".
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try this out:\n\nhttp://dev.mysql.com/doc/
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Most PHP4 applications work fine with PHP5.  Although I don't use MT, I'm sure they'd have this info in their FAQ.
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Its a DNS issue.\n\nyou will need to add a www.   (A) Record to the DNS zonefile.\n\nIE: the zone will have   \n\ncomberonline.org.  IN A 10.10.10.10 ( well your ip )\n\nyou need\n\nwww.comberonline.org.  IN A 10.10.10.10\n\n\n----------\n\nUPDATE..\n\nJust checked your site and it happens with www and non.\n\nLooks like your webserver is spagged.\n\nMake sure your virtualdomains ( if you run them ) are correct and that if your running PHP SQL etc that those services are configured and running..\n\n.\nCheers\n\n\nOh and as the message below.. It aint a IE problem as it happens in firefox on linux..
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download MySQL query browser and MySQL administrator from the mysql.org site. They're free and easy to use.