Php Mysqli Extension Is Missing Windows Explorer
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- This one did have php_mysqli.dll, but when I copied it into the > extensions dir and made the necessary change in the php.ini file, it showed > me a message asking me for a php5 file: 'php5ts.dll', which, indeed, was > inside the php5 archive - but which didn't correspond to my version of php.
- We have installed Apache, PHP, MySQL, and attempted to install phpMyAdmin. When going to phpMyAdmin in the browser, we are presented with 'The mbstring extension is missing.'
- If the file php_mysqli.dll in the ext folder exists, add that line to the config extension=php_mysqli.dll. – Charlotte Dunois Jan 30 '16 at 8:25 yeah i thought the search would work. What i did was search for extension= and search manually. If i searched verbatim, nothing would show.
I'm using apache24 with PHP 7.0.3. When requesting http://localhost/phpmyadmin/ I get this error:
The mysqli extension is missing. Please check your PHP configuration. See our documentation for more information.
My PHP config has nothing about slqi to uncomment.
I've looked at the thousand other solutions, and most are for linux and I don't know how to do it for windows.
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1 Answer
Php Mysqli Extension Is Missing
Please make sure the extension=mysqli.dll isn't commented out into php.ini.
Also make sure that you have the mysqli.dll files exist inside the extensions folder of your php installation.