Hi,

which PHP version is installed ? Which phpMyAdmin version did you install ? I'd suggest to download and install the .php package instead of the .php3 packge of phpMyAdmin if you're using PHP 4.
I think you assigned the extension .php to PHP but not the extension .php3 (and don't want to do so), so files with an extension of .php3 will not be parsed by the PHP interpreter.

Edit: After reading your post twice ... did you intall PHP 4 at all ? Do simple scripts like a phpinfo() script work ?

Thomas

    I used php-4.3.9 , when I wrote file php and test it by using IIS it work .

    I tried to install phpMyadmin 2.5.6 . I unziped phpMyadmin 2.5.6 at interpub/wwwroot .My alies for IIS name ASP. Then I changed

    file config.inc.php line 39

    $cfg['PmaAbsoluteUri'] = 'http://localhost/ASP/phpMyadmin-2.5.6/';

    and I typed
    http://localhost/ASP/phpMyadmin-2.5.6 it doesn't work so I tried http://localhost/phpMyadmin-2.5.6 . It also doesn't work.

    The message that I got
    "Welcome to phpMyadmin 2.5.6
    phpMyadmin tried to connect to the Mysql server and the server rejected the connection. You should check the host, username and password in config.inc.php and make sure that they correspond to the information given by the adminnistrator of the Mysql server

    Error
    Mysql said
    #2003- Can't connect to Mysql server on 'localhost' (10061)""

    (Please help. I think the problem might be path or I unzip file in the wrong place )

      I've been through that recently ..

      first question - do you have MySQL running?

      go to Task Manager - Ctrl+Alt+Del

      do you have mysqld-max-nt.exe (or other mysql mode) process running in there?

      go to c:\mysql\bin and launch winmysqladmin.exe ..

      you should see a "traffic light" icon in your system tray .. right click on this and "show me"

      then try phpmyadmin again

      if still no go .. check your mysql username and password settings

      also for auto start of MySQL ..
      MySQL startup properties should be checked
      Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Services .. MySQL .. Properties .. startup type automatic

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