[preventing direct access of php files.]

Hrmpf, I guess my reading skills were better at another time. I apologize.

[preventing direct access of php files.]

Try .htaccess to generate 403 errors when accessing the script, if you have an Apache server running.

 

ErrorDocument 403 /path/to/file.php

[IF YOU HAVE AN AJAX QUESTION...]

I am sorry, but just because you use these frameworks doesn't mean that everyone who do not use them are stupid like you are trying to imply.

 

You are just another soldier in the "we use frameworks" army. I am a soldier in the "we do not use frameoworks " army

 

Let's keep it civil...

Do you even get his point?

 

Ajax is frankly said easiest to use with a framework...

 

The developers do not have to make their work harder than it is when they can easily use premade stuff.

So, assume this, because I use phpMyAdmin and don't hardcode all tables myself, that makes me a framework soldier? 'k.

[Which PHP Editor do you think is the best? [v2]]

I must be the only one that hates code completion.

I don't like code completion either (unless it's in my console, there it's handy if you only need snippets to test one-liners), simple syntax highlighting is all a proper editor needs imo.

[mysqld.exe unable to be deleted]

You could also just boot into windows safe mode and delete the file. Mysql shouldn't be started up when you boot into safe mode.

 

 

That did the job, wonder why I didn't come to think of it yet...

[mysqld.exe unable to be deleted]

I just talked to my IT Teacher at school, he said that I could download such data freely and then play it on a CD.

 

Thank you for the suggestion, I'll reply once I have more information on this matter.

[mysqld.exe unable to be deleted]

Did you stop the process through Xamp?

 

When you shut down your computer it should stop.

 

I uninstalled XAMPP and it prompted me to try deleting the folder, but couldn't.

I shut down my PC and rebooted it already, didn't work :l

 

 

 

the suggestion to use a bootable linux cd wasn't to install linux, it was to boot to an environment where windows isn't running so that you can delete the file without it being locked by the windows operating system.

 

 

Would I be able to achieve the same with a VM?

[mysqld.exe unable to be deleted]

Hahah, thank you for the suggestion, but I'm staying with Windows at the moment, I just bought this PC a year ago, whenever I get a new PC, I'll get myself Linux.

 

So... any other suggestions? :/

[mysqld.exe unable to be deleted]

Still occuring, tried looking up all processes with sql in it, ended them, couldn't delete mysqld.exe.

 

Anyone know how to force a delete if the process is still running?

[Good Programming and Web Design Books]

If I may recommend you some German books on this topic, I would like to mention 'PHP 5.4 & MySQL 5.5 - Das umfassende Handbuch' by Stefan Reimers and Gunnar Thies (excellent literature for every German-speaking newcomer to PHP which includes high quality code examples), 'PHP 5.3 & MySQL 5.4 - Programmierung, Administration, Praxisprojekte' by Michael Kofler and Bernd Öggl, 'PHP programmieren unter Windows' by Arno Hollosi for all those who want to use IIS and MSSQL, and, last but not least, a book on JavaScript... 'JavaScript: The Definitive Guide' by David Flanagan.

All of those helped me a lot when I started to learn programming (and still am).

[mysqld.exe unable to be deleted]

Yeah, topic title.

 

I've been using XAMPP, messed up my configuration details big time and couldn't reverse it, decided to uninstall it and then re-install it, but I can't delete that single file because it is perpetually executing even though I never opened it.

All other files were deleted without problems...

 

Any way to end the process (I can't find it in my taskmgr) prematurely or any way to delete the file?

 

Thanks in advance...

[Which PHP Editor do you think is the best? [v2]]

Notepad++, of course (though the normal Notepad is 'retro' enough and 'hipster').