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[jazzman1]

what happens with error number 500?

[hpub]

for exemple if you put , by mistake, a wrong dbname it should show cannot connect to database but instead it gives a 500 error

[jazzman1]

The path - "G:\PleskVhosts\mysite\subdomain" coming from your computer or you're using windows server with IIS web server somewhere on the web?

Edited September 16, 2014 by jazzman1

[hpub]

its from my site its a remote db

[jazzman1]

Your website can be ran onto your personal computer as well, if it has all services to do this task. Anyway...I suspect you're deployed the scripts of your website onto a remote windows server using IIS web server as default one and maybe, this error coming from IIS overriding the mysql error of bad connection. Not sure for that. Google it. I am not familiar with windows system and not able to help you here.

 

Next time, when you have a problem, be so nice to explain everything in more detail from the very beginning.    

Edited September 16, 2014 by jazzman1

[mac_gyver]

the 500 http error may be due to a php execution timeout or some other fatal php runtime error.

 

set php's error_reporting to E_ALL and display_errors to ON to cause php to report and display the errors it detects when your code runs.

[jazzman1]

 

set php's error_reporting to E_ALL and display_errors to ON to cause php to report and display the errors it detects when your code runs.

 

He did it. He is using the code from my reply #20.

[mac_gyver]

there's no guarantee that any of those statements are still in the code. edit: it's also possible that the OP is on some web hosting that has disabled the error_reporting/ini_set statements.

[hpub]

i'm using that code but i still get 500 error but i see the sucess message if not showing nothing of table users

Edited September 20, 2014 by hpub

[mac_gyver]

create a new test  .php file on your server with the following code in it and let us know what output it produced when you run it - 

<?php

var_dump(ini_get('display_startup_errors'));
var_dump(ini_get('display_errors'));
var_dump(error_reporting());
echo '<br>';

ini_set('display_startup_errors',1);
ini_set('display_errors',1);
error_reporting(-1);

var_dump(ini_get('display_startup_errors'));
var_dump(ini_get('display_errors'));
var_dump(error_reporting());

[LeJack]

It kind of sounds like he configured his .htaccess wrong or maybe even his php.ini. You normally don't get 500 error if you aren't messing around with your .htaccess. It's either he's using PHP tags in his .htaccess or something.