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I'm trying Uniform Server 15.0.2 on Windows 11 to support a local Wordpress. Today's package provides phpMyAdmin 5.2.1. I updated to 5.2.3 basically following the above. The 5.2.3 zip file from https://www.phpmyadmin.net/ had some extra stuff that I didn't use. Renamed .../UniServerZ/home/us_opt1 to su_opt1 - 5.2.1, just in case... Copied all the files from folder (download), phpMyAdmin-5.2.3-english to .../UniServerZ/home/us_opt1. This overwrote most everything, but not touching config.inc.php and us_opt.ini. It also left the old RELEASE-DATE-5.2.1 while adding RELEASE-DATE-5.2.3 read-me files. Copied most of the directories (js to vendor) to us_opt1, replacing the previous folders (and contents). I did not copy the new folders, doc and examples, since they did not appear in the original installation. Restarting the UniServer console, Apache and MariaDB, I now have phpMyAdmin at 5.2.3 with prior data intact, and no nag about not running the latest version.

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Scaling content across multiple digital channels often sounds straightforward, but teams quickly discover a set of recurring challenges. One major issue is maintaining consistency when the same content needs to appear on websites, mobile apps, and third party platforms. Without a clear content model, updates can become fragmented and hard to track. Another challenge is governance. As teams grow, defining who owns content, who approves changes, and how versions are managed becomes critical. Performance is also a concern, since poorly structured content can slow down delivery across channels. Many teams struggle to balance flexibility for editors with technical stability for developers. This is where clear planning and the right expertise matter. Some organizations choose to hire contentful developers to design scalable content structures that support growth without constant rework. Overall, success depends on strong collaboration between content, design, and engineering teams, along with tools that support structured, reusable content across every channel.

Hello Vladimir! To install Composer correctly on UniServerZ, make sure you follow these steps: Download Composer: Ensure you have the latest version of Composer downloaded to your UniServerZ/bin directory. Set Environment Variables: Add the path to your Composer executable in the system environment variables so it can be accessed globally. Run Composer: Open the command line and navigate to your Drupal project directory, then run composer create-project drupal/recommended-project my_site_name_dir to start the installation. If you encounter any issues, feel free to ask for help!

Maintaining accurate CRM data is crucial for sales teams aiming to improve lead quality and drive revenue growth. Inaccurate or outdated information can lead to wasted effort, missed opportunities, and lower conversion rates. To combat this, sales teams should establish clear data entry standards, regularly clean and de-duplicate records, and validate contact details through trusted sources. Another effective strategy is leveraging data enrichment tools that provide up-to-date insights on leads and accounts. This helps sales reps prioritize high-quality prospects and tailor their outreach effectively. Integrating these tools with your CRM system ensures a seamless flow of accurate information, reducing manual errors. For instance, using a ZoomInfo and Salesforce Integration allows teams to automatically enrich lead and account data, improving both efficiency and lead quality. By combining disciplined CRM practices with smart automation, sales teams can maintain reliable pipelines and achieve stronger business outcomes

If your menu items are stored in a database, ensure that the problematic item is correctly entered in the database. Look for any typos or missing fields. Sometimes, caching can cause issues with loading updated content. Clear your browser cache or any server-side cache that may be in use. Check the code responsible for loading the menu. Look for any conditional statements or errors that might be preventing the specific item from displaying.

To reset your menu in UniServer, you can try clearing the cache or reloading the menu configuration file. If that doesn't work, consider checking the database for any inconsistencies or errors related to the problematic item. Let me know if you need further assistance!

Is there a way to verify that the extensions are installed correctly and compatible with the PHP version I am using?

This is a fairly common gotcha with Apache/Uniform Server on Windows, and it’s usually not caching so much as name-based virtual host configuration order. A few things to check carefully: Ensure NameVirtualHost / default vhost behavior In Apache 2.4 (which Uniform Server uses), Apache serves the first matching virtual host as the default. If one of your <VirtualHost *:80> blocks is missing a unique ServerName (or both are using localhost), Apache can’t reliably decide which one to serve, so it falls back inconsistently after restarts. Each vhost must have a unique ServerName (and optional ServerAlias) Example: <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName project1.local DocumentRoot "C:/UniServerZ/www/project1" </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName project2.local DocumentRoot "C:/UniServerZ/www/project2" </VirtualHost> Then map both in your hosts file: 127.0.0.1 project1.local 127.0.0.1 project2.local Avoid using plain localhost for multiple sites localhost should ideally point to one default site only. Using localhost/project1 and localhost/project2 relies on directory routing, not virtual hosts, which can conflict once vhosts are enabled. Check that httpd-vhosts.conf is included only once Duplicate includes or mixed configs can cause Apache to load vhosts in a different order on restart. Restart Apache cleanly (not just reload) Stop Apache completely from UniController, wait a few seconds, then start it again. Windows file locks can sometimes make partial restarts misleading. In short, this behavior almost always comes down to duplicate or missing ServerName entries and Apache picking a different “default” vhost each time. Once each site has its own domain name and matching host entry, the flipping should stop entirely.

This is most likely a server/environment configuration issue, not your business logic. 1.Your include_path points to /home/us_pear/PEAR, but that directory doesn’t exist → PEAR is not installed (or installed elsewhere). 2.${US_ROOTF} is probably not being expanded, so the path becomes /home/us_pear/PEAR. 3.On Linux, include_path should typically use : as the separator, not ;.

And i asked.... How!? How do you at least comfigue Uniserver. And what ports must you open inbound and outbound.... Are there any instructions out there?

UniServer (Uniform Server) works out of the box only on your local machine. To make it accessible from the internet, you must configure both UniServer and your network/router. The message you see is normal until those steps are done.

Thank you!

Hi As i mentioned previously, there is no way to automate any firewall rules - if there were, trojans and other virus's would be doing it. I have described the service setup and the pitfalls with the apache method. I have shared my findings, it does help to read past the first reply.

I’m actually dealing with the same issue too. I also run Uniform Server from a USB and those Windows Firewall prompts are popping up every time on first launch. I’ve been looking into either pre-adding the firewall rules or automating the service setup as well, but haven’t found the cleanest way yet. So yeah, I’m following this thread too — hoping someone who has done it before can share the simplest solution.

I can relate to your struggles with swapping PHP versions in UniformServer. I’ve encountered similar issues when trying to run different versions for my Joomla sites. It can be frustrating when one site works perfectly while another fails to load properly despite being within the recommended PHP range. If you find a solution, please share it, as I’m also looking for ways to resolve these compatibility issues!

Please, help me. I have windows 10 OS. I tried to start apache from console but it's failed to start. I tried to use first versione 15.0.2 and then 15.0.1 but it's the same: apache doesn't started. coul you help me? thanks a lot. Federica

After trying more other project, I chose PhpStudy - the only one can run successfully.

Tody I tried to use this app and this version but also encounterd this problem on my PC which system is Windows 11. First I deem this error is arises by moderfing port, but normalizing the port did nothing. Then I visit this forum search for help. Unfortunately, these is no solution helped for me. Following some solution refered at other post: 1. Click the button: "Apache-Apache Syntax Check -t", then the console is "Syntax OK", but to start still failed. 2. Install a vc_redist.x64.exe. Failed again. 3.Use this version: 15.0.1, Failed! I am going to give up...

Hi all This “Programming & Web Design” section is great for sharing and getting help on dev topics. I’m currently working with Uniform Server and I’d love to see more posts focused on integrating PHP frameworks and modern front-end techniques here. Can someone share how they’ve used it for React or Vue in a WAMP setup?

I'm sorry ... for so long been using UniformServer but can't stay with PHP v8.2 while 8.5 will be released this November I'm going move to Laragon seems promising easy to update any version, support python/Node.JS as built-in some project i might link PHP with Node.JS so it would be nicely testing it instantly through same localhost server thank you all and i really enjoyed every second using UniformServer and really appreciate all team members behind it.

Can you provide detailed instructions on how to remove the service that you are unable to delete, especially since there is no tray icon to interact with?

The double backslash isn’t the issue. The problem is a mismatch between your PHP build and the drivers. * Check if PHP is **x86 or x64** and **NTS or TS** (`phpinfo()` shows this). * Use only the matching DLLs (e.g., for 32-bit NTS: `php_sqlsrv_74_nts_x86.dll` + `php_pdo_sqlsrv_74_nts_x86.dll`). * Remove incorrect DLL entries from `php.ini`. * Install the **Microsoft ODBC Driver for SQL Server** and the required **VC++ Redistributable**. Then restart Apache and check `phpinfo()` for `sqlsrv`.

Some PHP extensions may not be enabled in 5.5/5.6 (check mysqli, mbstring, etc.). Older Joomla or plugins may use deprecated mysql_* functions. Turn on error reporting in php.ini to see what’s failing. Confirm you edited the correct php.ini for each PHP version (phpinfo() helps).

What specific error message are you encountering? ave you checked if the include path in your php.ini file is correctly pointing to a valid directory?