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and a few posts come close to my problem, but not getting any clues to a solution. I hope some of you knowledeable members can direct me. Windows XPDreamweaver 8.0.2 (just upgraded - same problem)- Used setup-v1.17-apache-2.2.2-win32.exe for setup- All was going well until trying to establish bindings in Dreamweaver. PHP is up and running. MySQL loaded, and database mysql connection dreamweaver cs6 connection fine. Bindings gets the error...Attempts made to solve:- re-installed MySQL with mysql-5.0.24-win32.zip in recommended directory (outside the www directory). I now have two instances of MySQL on my local server - one set to automatic loading and the other manual (switched off)- one post suggested problem might be with ODBC - installed SQL ODBC with mysql-connector-odbc-3.51.12-win32.msi. However, I don't have a clue as to whether it's connected to anything...- successfully connected to SQL database through root without password and specific logon and password. No difference.- other posts suggest problem could reside in php.ini, htaccess, my.ini (SQL). I know where to find them, but don't have an understanding of what parameters to shift, if any. One post suggested a port problem, and I did see a port problem, presently set to 3306.From what I've been able to gather, this has been recognized as an issue before, but there doesn't seem to be any documentation online (or at least what I've been able to find) dealing with this. And any mention of the problem that I've seen r
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mysql database Want to Advertise Here? Solved Dreamweaver error trying to connect to mysql database Posted on 2010-06-06 PHP Adobe Dreamweaver 2 Verified Solutions 32 Comments 992 Views Last Modified: 2013-12-12 When I try http://forums.devside.net/index.php?topic=1101.0 connect to my MYSQL database using dreamweaver I get this error: HTTP Error code 500 Internal Server Error. I don't know that this means?? 0 Question by:jonofat Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google LVL 70 Active today Best Solution byJason C. Levine >> Does you same advice still apply? Yes, kind of. While it sounds like each service is running correctly, I want to rule out a misconfiguration of the PHP/MySQL/IIS https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26239016/Dreamweaver-error-trying-to-connect-to-mysql-database.html combination. You can run each Go to Solution 31 Comments Message Expert Comment by:PerthDonald2010-06-06 I am assuming you are on an apache server Try modifying the rules to allow full access for MMHTTPDB.php. 0 Message Author Comment by:jonofat2010-06-06 No, I am using windows and IIS. 0 LVL 4 Overall: Level 4 PHP 4 Adobe Dreamweaver 1 Message Expert Comment by:mepro2010-06-06 2 things that may help you in this: 1. First verify if you are running your server properly. It must be online. 2. Take a look at your log files(php error log and a server error log) on your server to see what is the issue. If you don't understand the logs, just post the contents here and I will try to help you with it. Thanks. 0 Message Author Comment by:jonofat2010-06-06 Where can I find the log files? It gives me this error in dreamweaver itself, not in a browser. See attached image. mysql.jpg 0 LVL 70 Overall: Level 70 Adobe Dreamweaver 44 PHP 27 Message Active today Expert Comment by:Jason C. Levine2010-06-06 Hi jonofat, If you are seeing that error with Windows and PHP/MySQL it usually means some combo of IIS/PHP/MySQL is not configured correctly. Check all installation
Content Reviews FAQ's e-Magazines e-Books Books Extensions Templates Showcases Videos Forums Overview / Dreamweaver / connection to mysql database (setup) Follow this topic Stop following this http://www.dmxzone.com/forum/topic/33312/ topic Share with a friend Back to product page This topic is locked connection to mysql database (setup) vote! undo vote! motokobarker Posted 24 Nov 2005 18:20:48 Hello.I'm new http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13021477/very-basic-connect-to-mysql-test-issue to PHP/MySQL and try to create dynamic website using DMX and already got stuck at beginning! I've seen topics in similar problems but I could not figure it out.Please help.I'm mysql connection using PHP(5.0.4)/MySQL(4.0.25)/IIS(5) on WinXP pro (SP1). DMX(ver6)Installed PHP - working fine. can view infor on localhost.Installed MySQL - working fine. can create databases. can view info on comand prompt.Installed PHPMyAdmin - working fine. can create databases, can view table info, can create new user. I've been through tutorial how to set up database connection in this website and error dreamweaver mysql connection occurs when try to set up connection in DMX.Choose 'MySQL connection' by pressing + on database tab in Application.In a dialog, typed as below. Connection Name: connDMX MySQL Server: localhost User Name: username I created on tutorial (dmxzone) PW: pw Icreated on tutorial (dmxzone)When I click on 'select' to choose database, error message appears as "http error code 500 internal server error".This is the same after typing database name and click 'test'.The result is the same when I change user name & pw to 'root'.I disabled firewall of internet connection.the port I'm using for mySQL is 3306 as a default.ODBC set up in Adimin tool on Control panel, created User DSN as localhost with root user name, created System DSN as the same.They both (DSN setting) let me choose databases, so connection is made.I do not figure out why I can not make connection between DMX and MySQL.Please help me or let me know if you need more information.Thank you very much! Replies motokobarker Replied 24 Nov 2005 19:26:19 Problem solved!!!!!Oh, it was only s
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