mysqli_connect/mysql_connect error:
Hi!
Getting error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysqli_connect() in Y:\OpenServer\domains\localhost\index.php on line 2
PHP:
<?php
$link= mysqli_connect('localhost', 'root','', 'TEST');
?>
P.S. MYSQL database connected throught DATABASE
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P.S.S ... Problem only in PHPSTORM debugger on adress http://localhost:63342/localhost/index.php .... on default http://localhost/index.php works fine... so some problem with PHPSTORM configuration...
Check your php.ini -- check what config file is used (top table from phpinfo() output) and see if MYSQL extensions are loaded.
PhpStorm has *nothing* to do with that -- it's all about php configuration and where it searches for config files.
Then do not use localhost:63342 URLs ...
Phpstorm by default use http://localhost:63342/localhost/index.php for debugging... and it is not possible to change to http://localhost/index.php ... You just saying that i should not use Debbugger ??)))
What problem can be in php.ini if on default adress http://localhost/index.php is all fine... and same problem was with php when you did not set up it...
No.
This means that you have not set up any deployment entry ("Settings | Deployment" -- "In Place" type should be enough) and marked it as Default for this project. Of couse -- you need proper web server for that (Apache/nginx/IIS/etc)
Once done, IDE will build URLs that you have specified there.
Because you do not have default deployment entry, PhpStorm uses OWN SIMPLE web server using this kind of URL: localhost:63342/PROJECT_NAME/file.php. Based on your URLs .. you have a project called "localhost".
You have not provided output of your phpinfo() .. so I cannot comment on this. I can only say that it works just fine here with php properly configured (Windows 7 using PhpStorm v7 & 8 EAP).
But it is possible that PHP cannot load mysql library when initialising those ,ysql extensions (for whatever reason) when using built-in server. Adding path to PHP folder to the PATH environment variable (and possible computer restart) may help here.
Couple of links in case you have not seen them yet:
Almost the same suggestion that from Andriy: run phpinfo() under built-in server (that you seem to use http://blog.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/2013/09/built-in-webserver-in-phpstorm/) and check if the correct php.ini is used with correct config.