(If you are interested, I did a few of blog entries "Legacy Connectivity in a 64 bit world" about three or four years ago, covering dbase/foxpro issues, 32/64 bit issues, plus db/2 and other stuff. There is probably more than there than you would want to read. This was back before the 64 bit ACE drivers were released, and things are better now.)
It looks like you may need to install an additional driver to get things to sync up. Look up something like "visual foxpro 64 bit odbc driver" and there are a couple sources describing what I believe you need to do.
i created a new odbc connection with a foxpro database, when i created and checked it, the connections show mee that the connection was successfully, but when i try to see the database tables, i cant see any tables and send a message that the connection has an error.
I think it is best to test a local php file first. Check out this: -to-foxpro-with-php-using-ole-db-driver
The driver apparently has to be installed as administrator (I didnt know that one). Maybe that is the issue.
I advise you to check your connection first with a general database tool like microsoft access of even excel