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1. Re: Dreamweaver issue
WolfShade Nov 3, 2014 5:49 AM (in response to Patrick Narikian)For future reference, please make your title/subject more precise than "Dreamweaver issue", so that others have a better idea of what the situation is.
Have you checked the CFAdmin logs to see if the issue lies in CF or elsewhere?
V/r,
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2. Re: Unidentified error occurred when trying to connect to database (was: Dreamweaver issue )
Patrick Narikian Nov 3, 2014 7:28 AM (in response to WolfShade)I will do so, but can you tell me where I will find the CFAdmin logs?
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3. Re: Unidentified error occurred when trying to connect to database (was: Dreamweaver issue )
Nancy O. Nov 3, 2014 10:54 AM (in response to Patrick Narikian)If your testing server is XAMPP or MAMP, you should put your site files in the htdocs folder of your local testing server.
C:\xampp\htdocs\YourSiteName
C:\mamp\htdocs\YourSiteName
If you use WAMP server, you should put your site files inside www folder.
C:\wamp\www\YourSiteName\
These are the default directories used by localhost when previewing in browsers.
Then define your local testing server in DW. See screenshots.
Advanced tab: Testing Server model.
If you haven't already, log-in to your local server's phpMyAdmin to create an SQL database and table.
PHP MySQL Tutorial: Create a Database and Table in phpMyAdmin -HD- - YouTube
Nancy O.






