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MYSQL Error: myphpadmin in XAMPP/WAMP #3040

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jpark028 opened this issue Sep 16, 2017 · 5 comments
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MYSQL Error: myphpadmin in XAMPP/WAMP #3040

jpark028 opened this issue Sep 16, 2017 · 5 comments

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@jpark028
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jpark028 commented Sep 16, 2017

The question I had for you was more to do around, the myphpadmin in XAMPP, and how do I specifically configure it without gettinh a mysql error?

ChurchCRM – Setup failure

Could not connect to MySQL on ----- as ----. Please check the settings in Include/Config.php.
MySQL Error:

I have also created the database in myphpadmin, but how do I specifically configure it for the churchcrm db? The XAMPP guide only tells me to set it up to create server name, database name, user and password.

The other is once configured, can this root directory in XAMPP be modified to meet the requirements of my specific church? Say for example I wanted to modify a db and the front end html/css/javascript, can I still do this in XAMPP and deploy into the production environment once we have a live domain/website?

@crossan007 crossan007 added this to the User Support milestone Sep 17, 2017
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I have also created the database in myphpadmin, but how do I specifically configure it for the churchcrm db? The XAMPP guide only tells me to set it up to create server name, database name, user and password.

You don't need to do anything special to the database - just make sure it exists, and that the database user account you create has permission to create tables. This is the account that goes into your Config.php

The other is once configured, can this root directory in XAMPP be modified to meet the requirements of my specific church?

You can change the root directory by updating your Config.php.

Say for example I wanted to modify a db and the front end html/css/javascript, can I still do this in XAMPP and deploy into the production environment once we have a live domain/website?

I highly recommend taking a look at our Contributing Wiki for information on setting up a development environment. This will afford you a great deal of safety when testing changes.

That said - you can certainly modify files in place. ChurchCRM does have a built in application integrity check that will warn you about modified files, but it will not prevent the application from running.

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Is this still an issue?

@crossan007 crossan007 modified the milestones: User Support, User Support - Inactive Oct 17, 2017
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see https://github.com/ChurchCRM/CRM/wiki/WAMP for more info

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jpark028 commented Nov 14, 2017 via email

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What do you need support with. Please join our Dev chat for live help if needed

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