Php Mysqli Extension Is Missing Windows Explorer
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Method wrote:Hi all. I installed PHP Version 5.0.4. But now when i load phpMyadmin i i get this error: cannot load mysql extension;please check PHP configurationDocumentationOther php scripts are runing fine but this phpmyadmin doe not work!I be happy if u help me fix this error.ThanksI had the EXACT same problem! I moved the php.ini into the windows/system directory and it worked fine afterwards. At least I think that's what I did to fix this.Did you also uncomment the lines for the extensions?Use this tutorial just to check with your installation procedures.
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Nobody0633 wrote:Assuming you installed php in c:php. In php.ini, uncomment extension=phpmysql.dll, extension=phpmbstring.dll; make sure extensiondir = 'c:phpext'In httpd.conf, set PHPIniDir 'C:/php' (assuming your php.ini is in C:php)Set Windows' path to C:php; C:phpextRestart WindowsIve pretty much followed this thread and executed all of its recommendations and I'm still getting the Cannot load mysql extension error when attempting t5o connect phpMyAdmin to mySQL 5.0.45. By the wat my environment is 2000 professional, iis5, php 5.2.3, mySQL 5.0.45 and phpMyAdmin 2.10.3. I've even copied the php.ini, libmysql.dll, phpmysql.dll and PHPmysqli.dll files into the c:winnt folder and still getting the error. Iam able to connect to mysql via the command line successfully, Im able to run via the browser the phpinfo script successfully and even see that my loaded configuration file is c:winntphp.ini. Any help is appreciated. This is the only way to get rid of the XAMPP message after a fresh install 'Cannot load mysql extension.
Please check your PHP configuration. Documentation.' All the post are incorrect in saying you have to remove the ';' from the phpmysql extension. By default on a XAMPP install those extension are enabled in the php.ini file. I have ran into this on every XAMPP installation I used.
The fix is upgrading the version of PHP. I renamed the php folder under XAMPP phpold, downloaded PHP 5.x.x but did not install.
Don't use the.exe use just the files and then copied them over to the XAMPP installation. For some reason the XAMPP package is having trouble with the version 4 of PHP.