1 pikachiu Sep 02, 2004 11:40
3 pikachiu Sep 03, 2004 05:30
hi,
i tried using running index.php from myphpadmin but i got the following errors:
cannot load MySQL extension,
please check PHP Configuration.
Documentation
what is the problem?
pikachiu
4 topanga Sep 03, 2004 09:16
the problem could be that you don't have an php-enabled, nor mysql-enabled server or that mysql is not started.
Are you working on your local machine ?
5 pikachiu Sep 03, 2004 18:19
yes, i believe i have mysql started properly... i see this "traffic light icon" at my task tray and when i double-click on it, it's the mysql admin UI...
the thing is that when i go to the database tab, there's only a default "test" database created... that's why i was asking how can i create a b2evo database or does it come with the download....
in fact, i tried re-installing everything using yellowtip web server package... still doesn't work.
yes, i'm running on my local PC with IIS 5.0
thanks very much for any help.
6 topanga Sep 03, 2004 21:31
You do have to create an empty database
normally yellow-tip does that for you
(can't you see a database called 'b2evolution' ?
If not, create one your own in phpmyadmin
creating the tables and stuff, that what the install.php from b2e does for you, but you have to create an amty database.
7 pikachiu Sep 05, 2004 13:49
hi,
when i tried install.php, the following error occurred.
Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect() in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Htdocs\b2evolution\blogs\b2evocore\_functions.php on line 35
can anyone tell me what's wrong? i assume mysql service is running cos i run <mysqld> in dos prompt to start it manually... but the funny thing is that whenever i tried using mysqladmin to start the service, it always tell me that it fails, try after 30sec or so... any advice on this.
appreciate any help.
8 isaac Sep 07, 2004 18:29
That's odd. mysql_connect has been standard in PHP for quite some time.
See http://www.php.net/mysql_connect for the way that this function should be defined.
Do you have phpMyAdmin installed on your server? You would be able to view, create, and edit databases with it if MySQL is not working properly.