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ric
ric

Reputation: 101

Why when I start phpmyadmim this writting appears?

I start on Xammp Apache and MySQL but when I click on admin instead of opening the phpmyadmin page I see this writing:

Composer detected issues in your platform: Your Composer dependencies require the following PHP extensions to be installed: mysqli, openssl

What I have to do in order to solve this issue.

p.s. I imagine that I have to install this two files but in which folder I have to put them?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 5802

Answers (4)

sifr_dot_in
sifr_dot_in

Reputation: 3623

@ozzy has said is right, but forgot to mention 1 main point (multiple installs)

this appears when this version of xampp is installed multiple times (without un-installing the previous).

  • uninstall the xampp being shown in programs list (programs and features).
  • restrated pc.
  • then deleted all the directories of xampp (may they be on any drive).
  • if the data is important, rename all xampp directories.
  • restarted pc.
  • installed xampp again.
  • -- thats all.

Upvotes: 0

Ashraf Zaman
Ashraf Zaman

Reputation: 61

In my case, I am facing such an issue when I have changed my php.ini (.../xampp/php.ini). There are three php.ini files as

  1. php.ini
  2. php.ini-production
  3. php.ini-development I have replaced the php.ini file to php.ini-backup and rename php.ini-production to php.ini

so I have replaced back my php.ini-backup to php.ini and the issue is gone.

Upvotes: 0

CaptainKeyboard
CaptainKeyboard

Reputation: 1

I had (maybe) the same issue. I first installed 8.x and then installed 7.4, but that didn't help.

When I tried to run the php.exe it showed an error on line 736 inside the php.ini.

I guess the problem was that XAMPP was installed to a location where a folder contained a space (Program Files (x86)). Under line 736 (maybe different for you) inside the php.ini the path was not put inside apostrophes. Slap some apostrophes on there and it should work.

Error inside php.ini

error inside php.ini

Upvotes: 0

Ozzy
Ozzy

Reputation: 36

It appears to be a problem with the XAMPP version 8.0.3 and the suggested solution was to reinstall XAMPP using the version 7.3.27. Also, try clear the cache before re-installing the XAMPP

  1. Uninstall XAMPP 8.0.3
  2. Got to Local disk (C)
  3. Delete file xampp
  4. Clear cache memory on webpage
  5. Right click Local Disk (C) > Properties > Disk Cleaup > Check all > Ok
  6. Install xampp 7.3.27

I hope that the above can be of help to you.

Upvotes: 2

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