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Do you have MySQL Installed as a single install or have you ever installed it before? Try restarting the PC

Clean your cache and try again...

No problem.

hehe lol

Do exactly what metaltailz said...

Thanks :D :D and yap, like Ric said, its normal.

Yeah.. you should just leave it blank....

Go to C:/Windows and C:/Windows/System32 Look for a file called LIBMYSQL.DLL and delete it if you find it there... Try and start the server again...

No problem.... We are till working on the secure.php file so it needs more improvement.

Did you even restart your server? Try: NameVirtualHost * <VirtualHost *> ServerName localhost:80 DocumentRoot /www </VirtualHost> ##########VIRTUAL HOST SETUP########## # DEFAULT <VirtualHost *> ServerName default DocumentRoot /www/default/ </VirtualHost> ##########VIRTUAL HOST SETUP########## # SITE1 <VirtualHost *> ServerAdmin webmaster@lineandlure.com ServerName site1 DocumentRoot /www/site1 ErrorLog logs/lnl_error_log CustomLog logs/lnl_custom_log </VirtualHost>

Cause it creates a virtual drive so you cannot recreate drive C virtually when that letter is already in use lol.

hehe... everyone is a DJ? lol :angry: I am still trying to get my speakers so i can know what AMP to get... right now i am looking to save up for a pair of JBL JRX 125 Speakers.. and then the amp...

lol, :angry:

That's how i started also... :-) and got my eqipment this summer also... infact, i just had my first gig last friday with it... :angry:

Go read your own thread

You can run Uniform Server from any place you want. Any drive you want and even from your Camera's Memory Stick When you run Uniform Server, it creates a virtual SUBST drive called W and uses that as the Uniform Server Drive. You can also change the letter of the drive by using the unicontroller.exe to strt the servr or the vbs file :angry: About the error you where getting, did you change anything? If you did, undo whatever changes you might have done... Or better yet, start over with a new clean download. Thats the best option. Go to udrive\home\admin\www\includes\config.inc.php and look for: $hname = gethostbyaddr($REMOTE_ADDR); REPLACE WITH //$hname = gethostbyaddr($REMOTE_ADDR); Try it now, it should work without that error... I even think that is already commented... so i dont know why you getting that error unless you uncomment it yourself. If that does not fix that error, it could be because of our new secure.php file that is still in BETA mode. To turn that one off, turn the $unisecure to 0. Let me know what happens...

Cool... I like... The the picture come vectorized like that like from the game or did u work on it also in Photoshop? You a real DJ? Cause i also DJ :angry: I use DENON HD2500 Doing a party this Friday at my Apartment in fact

ASP does not work right out the box with Apache... as it is a Microsoft product. And you cannot truely run ASP with Apache as of right now... the only method we have heard of is the mod_mono and we are still working on that. Thanks.

Thats what i am thinking too.. that it has to do with the memory since he says the PC messes up atime in other parts by doing funny stuffs....

If you search google, i am sure you will find plenty of examples... and code snippets that will do what you are trying to do.... Yes what you are trying to do is an INSERT, and yes before that ofcourse you have to connect to the database and select the table and all that other good stuff... and then INSERT $ProdNum to COLUMN.... I am too bus right now or i would help you futher but this should be easy for you to do.. just search google for PHP/MySQL Code Snippets.... and start looking at them.... If you need more help after writing something, i can help you fix it and have it working after you come up with something.

Moved the topic to the right forum. info.php?ProdNum=123&ProdName=Shoes From my understanding, what you are trying to do is that when that link is processed through a browser, it moves 123 to the column .ProdNum. in the MySQL table and the same thing for the .ProdName. column in the table right?

Hmm...thats funny... Try increasing the environmental space size, just to see if this would fix the problem....

Actually it does. We used to have problems with Win98 but those are solved and the only remaining error is the environmental space error you mentioned. The rest of the problems could be due to settings on your system or something... If this does not work on your system: $drive = $_ENV['Disk'] . ":"; if($drive == ":"){ $path = realpath(dirname($_SERVER['config.inc.php'])); $pathArray = explode("\\",$path); $drive="$pathArray[0]/$pathArray[1]"; } Then there is a big problem cause thats a PHP code and it should definately work... K, even if the environmental variable is not set.... the other snippet should be able to get the location.... In the admin panel, under tools i believe, look for PHP Info... Click it and scroll down to the ENV part and look for ENV[Disk] For MySQL, have you ever installed a single installation of MySQL on this PC? or is another program using port 3306? make sure LIBMYSQL.DLL is not found in the C:/Windows or C:/Windows/System32 folder....