The Mysqli Extension Is Missing Please Check Your Php Configuration Windows 7
Then restart Apache. Hp smartstart 10.10 download. I put in the code and I'm still getting the same error. Maybe its just a simple syntax error that Im not seeing. Here is the code -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Dynamic Extensions;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; If you wish to have an extension loaded automatically, use the following; syntax:;; extension=modulename.extension;; For example, on Windows:; extension=msql.dll;. Or under UNIX:;; extension=msql.so;.
The Mysqli Extension Is Missing Please Check Your Php Configuration Windows 7
Or with a path:;; extension=/path/to/extension/msql.so;; If you only provide the name of the extension, PHP will look for it in its; default extension directory. All I did was remove the semicolon from extension=msql.dll Here is the code for config.inc.php -. * * @version $Id$ * @package phpMyAdmin */ /* * This is needed for cookie based authentication to encrypt password in * cookie */ $cfg['blowfish_secret'] = 'happy'; /* YOU MUST FILL IN THIS FOR COOKIE AUTH! What server are you running? You may have to download the mysql.dll, or possibly just move it to another folder. I think you just have to move php_mysql.dll from the main PHP folder to the /ext folder.
Take note of the commented php.ini below.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Dynamic Extensions;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; If you wish to have an extension loaded automatically, use the following; syntax:;; extension=modulename.extension;; For example, on Windows:;; extension=msql.dll //;. Or under UNIX:;; extension=msql.so;. Is the php.ini that you are changing the one that php is using? I tried to go the xampp way of doing it but it wasnt until I went through the whole processes that I learned xampp doesnt support 64 bit systems(this should be on the main pg, its not!). So I reinstalled everything again for the umpteenth time and still the same problem. I followed the tutorial(others also) to the t and I'm at a total loss to what is going on here. I'm using PHP/php.ini.
I wasnt aware that there was others. Im having weird things happen with my apache server and I'm thinking maybe thats related.
Jul 09, 2012 I've been having problems with Wamp since the first time I installed which I also did today after uninstalling due to this error: The mysqli extension is missing. Please check your PHP configuration. Wamp 2.2 on Windows 7 x64.
For me to restart my server I have to restart the pc. When I try to do it in the control panel is says something about port 80 not accessible which makes no sense to me because this is all for local development on my personal pc. JCbones -Thanks, I looked at that tutorial and it does the same thing as the one I've been using. Thanks, I checked that and it is C: PHP php.ini which is the filel I've been editing.
I'm beginning to think it has to do with windows 7 and security issues. I guess I will have to stick with the Command Client for now.
Other than the phpmyadmin being a graphical interface for easier use is there other advantages in using phpmyadmin? Also this might be tied into my problem. When I download MySQL and I get to the password part of the wizard I have to enter three passwords. The old one, the new one and the new one again to confirm.
Apparently my old password is in the system from the first time I installed MySQL. I made all three passwords the same. I used Ccleaner which usually uninstalls everything so I'm not sure about this password thing. I'm going to guess that when you edited your php.ini that you used some Microsoft supplied program and it got saved as php.ini. Txt and php is reading the unedited php.ini file. Do you have your operating system configured to display all file extensions (extensions for known file types are hidden by default)? I'm glad you brought that up because one of the many tutorials that I have gone thru brought that up and I made sure to do what was necessary.
It is saved as php.ini Does this file need to be in C:/windows.