I am a total newbie. I believe I have successfully installed PHP, PHP Designer 2007 Personal, mySQL, and mySQL Administrator. I have phpMyAdmin 2.10.0.2 installed. I created a database on my development machine using phpMyAdmin, and I can create tables and fields; however, all the png graphics are not displaying. When I right-click and view PROPERTIES of the graphics, like the logo in the upper left, it shows the location as

http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/themes/original/img/logo_left.png

The PNG files appear to be in that location, and the PROPERTIES of the graphics display the height and width in pixels (if that means it is finding them, but not able to display them). Localhost is associated with the correct path. I am using iis 5.1.

At the bottom of the phpMyAdmin window I get an error message:

Line:  35
Char: 1
Error:  Object Expected
Code: 0
URL: http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/navigation.php?token=...(a long, fairly random, string follows)

navigation.php appears to be in that location as well. I started to look inside the navigation.php file, but quickly thought it might be better to ask some experts. That's you all...

    Have you tried deleting phpMyAdmin and redownloading a fresh copy of it?

    Have you tried a simple HTML test page to see if PNG images are being displayed at all, e.g.

    <img src="http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/themes/original/img/logo_left.png">

    ? Does it work fine?

      Thanks bradgrafelman, you nailed it. I went to my website on my localhost and it was a mess. I went to the IIS Manager and looked at the WEBSITE>HOME DIRECTORY, and noticed that READ ACCESS was not checked. I checked it, and my website looks normal and phpMyAdmin looks fine now too.

      I had messed with the website settings when I installed either PHP or mySQL. I can't remember which, but it would make sense if it were the latter. They both run on the same localhost. That's not a bad idea, is it?.

      Thanks again...

        mousebear wrote:

        They both run on the same localhost. That's not a bad idea, is it?

        Assuming you don't have a very low amount of RAM or CPU power, then no, that's not really a problem.

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