ZEND STUDIO
Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 11:50 am
I have installed ZEND STUDIO, but I have received error that can't connect to MySql.How to do to connect to mysql.I used PSPad, then I tried running on browser, I can connect to mysql.
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I have had the mysql extension enabled in php.ini. And I have run in browser when I code by PSPad. But in ZEND editor, I have had that error. So how should I do???Everah wrote:Then you don't have the mysql extension enabled. Enable the extension, restart your server and try again.
Yeah.feyd wrote:Doesn't Zend run its own server instance with its own php.ini?
it was enabled in ZEND??? I haven't changed anything in ZEND and I"m not sure that the mysql extension enabled in ZEND. but in Php.ini it wasm3mn0n wrote:Then you sure it's enabled there, too?
I run in localhost and so I have done Zend connect to sql then I restart server . I think I have done follow ur way, but still that errorEverah wrote:What I do is run my apps from my local server instead of the Zend server. Or push them the PHP executable on my system. I have never had this problem before, when doing it the way I described here.
thank ur help and I think I will do follow youEverah wrote:What I am saying is that all of my projects are located in my localhost server root. When I test my apps, I call them from my browser at http://localhost/application_name. I infrequently use the Zend Studio debugger as it is lacking in my opinion. So I test locally through my local server.
hrubos wrote:I run in localhost and so I have done Zend connect to sql then I restart server . I think I have done follow your way, but still that errorEverah wrote:What I do is run my apps from my local server instead of the Zend server. Or push them the PHP executable on my system. I have never had this problem before, when doing it the way I described here.
hrubos wrote:thank you [for] your help and I think I will -do- follow youEverah wrote:What I am saying is that all of my projects are located in my localhost server root. When I test my apps, I call them from my browser at http://localhost/application_name. I infrequently use the Zend Studio debugger as it is lacking in my opinion. So I test locally through my local server.