Fatal error Call to undefined function mysql connect

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I have set up PHP  MySQL  and Apache  localhost   for PHP and it is working well  But after I downloaded MySQL  it reports      Fatal error  Call to undefined function mysql connect     How can I fix this

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Here is a quick fix   All the pros will probably hate me for this answer  But I got the same error on a server  Fatal error  Uncaught Error  Call to undefined function mysql connect   that was using PHP 7  Did not have time to rewrite all the mysql code so a quick  temporary fix if anyone needs it is in CPANEL to look for PHP Configuration and change the version for that account to something like PHP 5 4 instead of PHP 7  Then the code worked fine without the above error

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Open your terminal and run bellow command    sudo apt-get install mysql-server   If you are running PHP you will also need to install the php module for mysql 5    sudo apt-get install php5-mysql

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The problem shows up when you re using mysql connect in your code lines so just add it as in mysqli cOnnect and it will solve the Problem  you also Have to then use mysqli throughout your code lines or the Problem would surface again  example mysql select db will then be mysqL select db  That s for selecting Database     Thanks hope this helps

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This Code Can Help You   lt  php    servername    localhost    username    root    password          con   new mysqli  servername   username   password      gt    But Change The  servername   username  and  password

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Verify that your installation of PHP has been compiled with mysql support  Create a test web page containing  lt  php phpinfo    exit      gt  and load it in your browser  Search the page for MySQL  If you don t see it  you need to recompile PHP with MySQL support  or reinstall a PHP package that has it built-in

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If you are using Windows10  PHP 7 2 and try to connect to mysql  If this error occurred      Uncaught Error  Call to undefined function mysqli   in   The do the following steps to get it correct    Go to the PHP installation folder  CHeck for php ini file   Only dev  prod file is there  then one of the file as php ini file  Look for  extension mysqli  and remove the     before it  Look for  extension dir  and mentioned the path of  ext  directory  Restart the application    Hope this helps to someone

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Use   lt  php  con   mysqli connect  localhost    username    password    database      gt   In PHP 7  You probably have PHP 7 in XAMPP  You now have two option  MySQLi and PDO

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A solution could be to use adapter functions like these to start using mysqli instead of mysql over your entire application   if   function exists  mysql connect          function mysql connect  host        user        password        database        port   0   socket                 return mysqli connect  host   user   password   database   port   socket             if   function exists  mysql select db          function mysql select db  link   dbname            mysqli select db  link   dbname

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For CPanel users  if you see this error and you already have PHP 5 x selected for the site  there might be a CPanel update that disabled mysql and mysqli PHP extensions   To check and enable the extensions    Go to Select PHP Version in CPanel Make sure you have PHP 5 x selected Make sure mysql and mysqli PHP extensions are checked

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You upgraded to PHP 7  and now mysql connect is deprecated   Check yours with   php -version   Change it to mysqli connect as in    host    127 0 0 1    username    root    pass    foobar    con   mysqli connect  host   username   pass   your database      If you re upgrading legacy PHP  now you re faced with the task of upgrading all your mysql   functions with mysqli   functions

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If you get this error after upgrading to PHP 7 0  then you are using deprecated libraries       mysql connect     Open a connection to a MySQL Server   Warning    This   extension was deprecated in PHP 5 5 0  and it was removed in PHP   7 0 0  Instead  the MySQLi or PDO MySQL extension should be used    More here  http   php net manual en function mysql-connect php

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This error is coming only for your PHP version v7 0  you can avoid these using PHP v5 0 else   use it  mysqli connect  localhost   root        i made only mysqli from mysql

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Am using windows 8 n this issue got resolved by changing the environment variables  follow these steps  Open my computer properties- advanced system settings- Environment variables  Under  system variables   select  path  and click on  edit  In  variable value   add  C  php   OR the path where php installed   click OK and apply the settings and restart the system  It should work

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My solution is here  I needed just to remove the last slash  NB  backward slashes  from PHPIniDir  c  PHP     Fatal error  Call to undefined function mysql connect   cannot solve

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I had this same problem on RHEL6   It turns out that the mysql ini file in  etc php d only had a module name but needed a full path name   On my RHEL6 system the entry that works is     Enable mysql extension module  extension  usr lib64 php modules mysql so   After modifying the file  I restarted apache and everything worked

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Check if mysqli module is installed for your PHP version    ls  etc php 7 0 mods-available mysql   etc php 7 0 mods-available mysqli ini  etc php 7 0 mods-available mysqlnd ini   Enable the module    sudo phpenmod mysqli

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PHP INI   Check if you forgot to enable the options below loads the modules for mysql among others      Directory in which the loadable extensions  modules  reside    http   php net extension-dir   extension dir          On windows  extension dir    ext

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