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im trying to do a clean install of Wordpress 4.5.2 but running into an error at the database stage. After filling in the correct database details and clicking Submit i get this error:
ERROR: "Table Prefix" must not be empty.
After doing some research some users have fixed the issue by increasing the post_max_size and upload_max_filesize under the PHP settings. I have done this but still get the same error. The apache logs etc. are not pointing torwards any exact error, just giving the 500 error GET /wordpress/wp-admin/setup-config.html?step=2 HTTP/1.0
Im running Plesk 12.5.30 on RHEL7.2.
I have done many Wordpress installs before and this is the first time i have come across this issue. I have wordpress installed on a few other domains on the same server and they are running just fine, although they were not installed on this server merely copied over recently so unsure if the same error would have occured had i clean installed them as well.
Lastly, i have already tried deleting the domain and database and creating them again just incase and still have the same issue.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Chris
You need to define table prefix in your wp-config.php file.
Example:
$table_prefix = 'chris_';
In the folder where you install WordPress, there can't be any files. Maybe you have some other files there. Remove all files and try installing WordPress again.
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These days I'm moving an old PHP project to Laravel framework and I'm struggling with these white pages that come up every hour. Back when I used Asp.net I never saw such a blank pages. But now in PHP and Laravel I always see white pages and I should solve the problem with guessing where the issue may be or not.
No matter what I do. "Display errors" is on. "Display startup errors" is on. Storage/laravel.log has nothing helpful.
check APP_ENV to be local not production
read Laravel's Logging documentation
install a debugger extension: Xdebug is fine
if you are using feature tests consider adding
$this->withoutExceptionHandling();
to disable Laravel's exeption handling wich may lead to redirecting,...
if youre still unable to see error page it may be a php matter. check this answer
Open the .env file in the root of your Laravel project and change APP_DEBUG=false to APP_DEBUG=true
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I am trying to access a website https://worldspills.com from my Chrome browser and I am getting the following error
Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress
I have checked the existing questions with similar error (Php - Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress). However I don't understand how those solution apply to my context as i am just trying to access a third-person website and not trying to build or maintain my own page.
Is it possible for me to access this website on a simple browser or do i need to get certain applications and addin for that?
If you are not the owner of the website you can't do nothing, it's not your browser or your computer problem in general.
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I have downloaded Joomla 3.7, and trying to setup on Fresh Ubuntu 16.04 server with LAMP Stack, getting the error:
Error displaying the error page
My environment is apache 2.4, MySQL 5.7.18, PHP 7.0.15.
I have searched a lot over internet but I am getting this error before setting up Joomla site.
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I had this same error updating a client's site and the cause was that it was an older site and in the database settings it was still using MySQL, as opposed to MySQLi.
From Global Configuration > Server Tab > Database settings I changed the database type to MySQLi and all was good.
Hope this helps!
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I have a project folder that I've been working on with with WAMP on Windows, but I moved everything over to MAMP on the Mac. I've got the project file uploaded to a webspace and everything works fine, so I know the code is fine. I've imported all the MYSQL data from WAMP.
I can access the .html files with no problems on the Mac but when I try to run a .php file I receive the message localhost is currently unable to handle this request. and the error code 500.
I've been searching for hours and can't find a fix for this.
Any ideas as to why I am seeing these messages and cant access any .php files?
Some extra info on the mamp setup:
Apache port: 8888
MYSQL port: 8889
The first thing that comes to mind is making sure that you hit the correct folder. The easiest way is probably by adding a test.php file in your project public root and putting something like <?php echo "hello world"; in there. And then you just browse to localhost:8888/my-project/test.php and check if the world gets greeted.
The second thing I would do is check the error logs. "localhost is currently unable to handle this request." is not very helpful for debugging. You should be able to find apache_error.log and php_error.log inside /Applications/MAMP/logs
Feel free to ask if that didn't help locating the issue, or if you are still stuck...
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My wordpress 3.4.2 site have 25 activated plugin, so Which is safest way to update ?
Backup the files and database before going for any update.
Activate the plugin one by one and check how things going on then. It
will help you to figure out the bugs if any.
Not the right place for this question as it is not really programming related...
Try asking on Stack Exchanges Wordpress site.
However what i would do would be to clone the install to a new sub-domain (beta.example.com) including backing up all you SQL data, install the update on the new domain, and see if everything works. If so, copy it back to the primary, or just do an install on it.
I would wait for a while, because chances are that a few plugins will be broken by the new version (I had one break on me) until they get updated. Once you've waited for a while, you can check on the page for each plugin in the Wordpress Plugin Directory, which has a "Compatibility" section in the bottom-right of each plugin's description page, which tells you how many other users have reported it broken for each version.