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  1. also if you had a previous version of php installed it needed to be uninstalled first.
  2. make sure you are not running any other php program, like wamp, zend, etc. I was having simular problems, and what i did was got rid of zend and reinstalled wamp, and walla, it worked. Most of those programs (if you have any other php related program) have the same php.ini folders and set themselves to be default when installed. So it screws with a lot of the functionality and loading of extensions.
  3. When I upload all of my files and folders i can use the user and password I set up on A-plus.net in the initial setup i get when i go to the website. But i want to change the look and products on the website. And i want to make those changes on my local server. So my first question is: When they ask for user name and password It should work with the one I set up for MySQL correct? Also for database server its localhost, but what would my DB server name be? I keep getting an error. My thinking is that I do not have any db's for this template in my SQL. Which leads me to my next question. Where inside the template would the db files be located, and how do i transfer them to mysql through phpmyadmin?
  4. Bingo, thank you. I uninstalled zend and wamp, and reinstalled wamp, and now everything works fine. unbelievable, what a waste of money.
  5. OK I am not sure but maybe this is the reason, maybe someone knows a little more about this, or maybe it is nothing. Like I said, phpmyadmin has never worked. But I have had Zend Core v.2.5 since before I got WAMP. When i went to check my phpinfo the extensions directory is "C:\Program Files\Zend\Core\lib\phpext" instead of inside Wamp. Is this OK or could this be my problem?
  6. Thank you for the response. php_mysql and php_mysqli are always checked. From my first install to every reinstall, all versions. It seems that phpmyadmin is having trouble communicating with PHP. I am fairly new to this but I think I have been over most of the obvious fixes. I am either overlooking something mundane, or it is a couple of things I need to be looking into at the same time.
  7. I just tried to relocate some of the ini and php files into the windows directory. That didnt do anything either. Although I dont know if I even pasted into the right spot or the right files.
  8. I have been through forum after forum, tried many different things. To start i am running Vista. I installed the newest version of WampServer 2.0. Was going through a tutorial by Lynda.com and got to the part where we try and start PHPMyAdmin. I configured the config.ini.php with the password i gave myself in the mysql database for 'loop'. Put the file in the main directory like it said to. And I still get the error "Cannot load mysql extension. Please check your PHP configuration. - Documentation". Now going through these forums, I have made sure that my php_mysql and php_mysqli are both on in my php.ini. I have reinstalled WAMP several times, and even earlier versions. I have deleted temp files before this and even went into the registry and uninstalled the WAMP files in it before reinstalling. Nothing seems to work. I never had any previous version or php, mysql, or apache installed on my computer before the initial installation. One more thing. Even after reinstalling, when I am creating my config.ini.php file in localhost on my browser, when I click to add a new server, my password is already there. Which seems really weird to me. Maybe I am missing something to delete before I reinstall. Please help, I have been working on this problem for days. Thank you, Mike
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