PhpMyAdmin Error

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PhpMyAdmin Error

Internet Explorer Cannot Display

Jeigh

11:39 am on May 21, 2007 (gmt 0)

I went to run a query in PhpMyAdmin and whenever I click go it loads and about 30 seconds later brings up the IE cannot display this page error. At first when I entered it my syntax was wrong and came up with the usual MySQL error.

It's been like this all night so far, does this sound like somthing that would just go away after a while?

Cheers.

hanglide

10:59 pm on May 21, 2007 (gmt 0)

Are you saying it displays in Firefox but not IE?

Jeigh

6:25 am on May 22, 2007 (gmt 0)

It does that in IE but when I tried in FF it says I'm trying to open import.php, then after that it does nothing.

hanglide

9:50 am on May 22, 2007 (gmt 0)

Is this a working (otherwise) php/mysql install or are you trying to set it up?

What OS and server (http) are you running?

What version of mysql/php?

Jeigh

10:07 am on May 22, 2007 (gmt 0)

This is working and has worked fine before, I've used it lots just this one time it decided to do it. I tried a simple query like SELECT * FROM users and it worked.

Not too good with the technical talk but if you mean which Operating System I'm using that would be windows, not sure about the server and MySQL is 4.0.16

Got a feeling this is going to be an idiotic mistake on my behalf. Cheers for the help.

hanglide

11:56 am on May 22, 2007 (gmt 0)

Are running your own local webserver? - ie installed on your windows box and your urls probably start with something like [localhost...] or [127.0.0.1...]

Or are you running from a remote webhost? urls start with [yoursite.com...] etc...

In Windows you will get a blank page returned (no 404 error or any other error is displayed) if your are missing "php" from the opening tag. example:

page starts with: <?

instead of: <?php

If you create a php file with these contents:

<?php

phpinfo();

Save it as phpinfo.php or something like that and load. It will give you all the server, include, directory etc.. info

Jeigh

12:12 pm on May 22, 2007 (gmt 0)

My URL just is just [mysite.com...]

I uploaded that php info file and here's some info from it:

PHP Version 4.4.1

Well most of the other stuff would be fairly useless to you I'd assume.

hanglide

12:41 pm on May 22, 2007 (gmt 0)

Ok. FWIW you're site is probably running on Linux box and Apache server.

If you're webhost provides you with a control panel it might be easier to use it to re-install phpmyadmin, especially if you think you may have messed up some of the dependent files. Re-installing phpmyadmin should be painless if you can do it from the control panel and you won't lose any data. Also, your web host will re-install if you ask and it will only take a minute.

You might want to check with your host to see if they have been having trouble or are doing server maintenance as well.