Connecting to Mysql

geschenk wrote:
> If you don�t see this, it seems that the MySQL module isn�t activated at all
> -- regretfully I can�t provide a solution for IIS, let�s hope that someone else
> reading this can tell you more about it.

How did you install PHP? Using the Windows Installer? If so, which
version? If you're using 5.2.0 or higher, you can find installation
instructions here.

http://foundationphp.com/tutorials/php_installer.php

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well, you said "The phpinfo script runs great" -- there´s actually a PHP function called "phpinfo" which will display all your server settings, so I thought that´s what you´ve been seeing already ;-)

please create a new PHP file containg only the following:

<?php
phpinfo();
?>


and save it in your local server root as, say, "phpinfo.php". When launching this page in your browser, it should display lots of server related information to you, and somewhere you should be seeing "MySQL Support: enabled".