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I'm using XAMPP and opening my html file using localhost/filename.html. So both my html document and .js file are in the same directory, in C:/xampp/htdocs. When I open the html file using localhost/filename.html in the browser window, it does not include the changes to the code. It's using the same version of the .js file before I saved the changes. But when I open the html document locally (offline, not running on localhost), the changes to the .js are there.
But at first you have to set/change the MySQL Root password. Start the Apache server and type localhost or 127.0.0.1 in your browser's address bar. If you haven't deleted anything from the htdocs folder the xampp status page appears. Navigate to security settings and change your mysql root password.
(You may run phpinfo.php to know your settings (you can create a simple script file with that name , check for extension_path. It should point to the 'php\ext' folder (that's where mine is)) I set the path in php.ini to c:\xampp\php\ext. You can get to this file from the XAMPP control panel by clicking on CONFIGURE button corresponding to APACHE web server then, select 'php.ini' from the pop list. Search for extension_path and remove the comment directive (';').
Installation for Windows is very simple. You can use the XAMPP installer executable (for example, xampp-windows-x64-7.4.4-0-VC15-installer.exe). Detailed installation instructions for Windows are available here.
For Windows, it is recommended that you install XAMPP in c:\xampp (not in c:\program files). If you do this, your Joomla! (and any other local website folders) will go into the folder c:\xampp\htdocs. (By convention, all web content goes under the htdocs folder.)
If you have multiple HTTP servers (such as IIS) you can change the XAMPP listening port. In xamppDir\apache\conf\httpd.conf, modify the line Listen 80 to Listen [portnumber] (for example: Listen 8080).
Many Mac users have a little difficulty at this stage when trying to set up another instance of Apache on their machine. If you cannot start XAMPP's Apache, you have two options:
Change the listening port of XAMPP. In \Applications\XAMPP\xamppfiles\etc\httpd.conf, modify the Listen 80 line to Listen [portNumber]. For example: Listen 8080
Depending on your security settings, Windows 7 users will probably have a small window open, asking if you want to allow xampp-control.exe to make modifications to your computer. Click Yes to allow Apache or MySQL to start.
After you complete the steps, the package manager will download the package from the specified source, and it will proceed to install the application. The device may restart automatically during this process. The installation will set up the app inside the C:\xampp folder.
Hi Guys,
I've got a xampp since day one, as i used this for local development, strangely happen yesterday when i started it, i cant view my localhost even the phpmyadmin though the xampp is up and running and the most annoying part is when i open my browsers (GC, FF, Opera) i can only open the google, the rest even those url in my history, when i click it, it doesnt load anymore and display ERR_CONNECTION_RESET though my internet is alive, this happen everytime i start xampp. i cant go on anymore with netsh command blah blah as it requires computer reset every now and then. Can someone or anyone help me with this?
Yes, before i configure my xampp (httpd and ssl), i have already set my skype to not use port 80 and 443 coz i know it is a reserve port. now on my services and process it is clearly up and running both httpd and mysqld. looking back i dont have any issue on this, dont have any problem accessing localhost/phpmyadmin thru url, and some of my work have database on backend. really have no clue on this problem..(face palm).. I already disable IIS to giveway on port 80, done with netsh winsock reset.
Hi Guys,
I almost quit on this. i've just finally made it. just wanna share some steps how i did it, here it is:
1. Conducted a system restore. dont worry if you see "restore unsuccessful" after system restore just proceed.
2. I remove/uninstall my installed xampp. base on my experience, uninstall.dat file missing so i was forced to manually delete my xampp folder on C:.
3. before xampp resintallation, I check first the skype connection settings, uncheck "use port 80 and 443" this may cause for apache to not start.
Well i did your paragraph 2 before i came up with my solution, but nothings happen. and let me add this, AVG is one of the culprit (i guess, well on my part). coz before this mess, xampp work well with AVG w/o disabling it. wish also this help someone one day..thanks @albert
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