• I get the following error:

    “Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL which is required for WordPress.”

    Note that I changed the wp-config.php file accordingly. It now reads:

    define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘bobserver’); // The name of the database
    define(‘DB_USER’, ‘bob’); // Your MySQL username
    define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘bobspassword’); // …and password
    define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘mysql##.secureserver.net’);

    where ‘bobserver’ is the name of the server, the username is ‘bob’, the password is the correct one, and the host is correct when you swap the numbers for the ## signs. I verified all this on the mysql database, yet I’m still getting the error msg. Any ideas? Did I just make an error in the code?

    And I’m hosting with godaddy, if that helps.

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  • Thread Starter neurotopia

    (@neurotopia)

    And no, my name is not bob and that is not my password.

    Thread Starter neurotopia

    (@neurotopia)

    Figured it out from one of the other help files (took some digging). Apparently this is a fix for Godaddy on Windows servers.

    Go to the wp-settings.php file and make sure replace the following text with the edited-out version I have below.

    //if ( !extension_loaded(‘mysql’) ) {
    // die( ‘Your PHP installation appears to be missing //the MySQL which is required for WordPress.’ );
    //}

    Re-upload the files and proceed with the install.php step.

    Absolutely genius! I ran into the same problem and you have solved it.

    For neurotopia:

    I have the same problem and your solution help me not.
    The commented code will be hidden (//if ( !extension_loaded(‘mysql’) ) { ……), but installation will not continue.

    And excuse me, my english abilities are very bad. 🙂

    I think i found a solution. Thanks for this moment.

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