Connecting to my local server? Please Help

Question

Hello,
I have Wamp setup on my computer to test some database work I
am doing.
I have been able to connect to databases on my hosting
service but need to do some local testing.
Through many post on WAMP forum I have had no luck in finding
out why I can not connect to my server though Dreamweaver to my
database.
I follow all the instructions I think but I must be missing
something.
Config:
I do have Mcfee (bummer I know) with firewall but it says it
give full access to WAMP. I have even disabled it and tried.
I do not have Skype or IIS running or installed.
I only have apache installed once as far as I can tell.
I have password and name "root" setup.
I have databases built in my www folder.
All services are running in WAMP.
I try to connect though the normal Dreamweaver way.
>>Applications >>Databases>>My SQL
Connection>>
I input:
Connection name: DBCart
MySQL Server: localhost
Username: root
Password: mypassword
Hit the select button and get:
1)There is no testing server running
2) The testing server specified for this site does not map to
http://localhost/wamp/www/dynamicCart/test/_mmServerScripts/MMHTTPDB.php
URL.
Verify that the URL Prefix maps to the root of the site.
I have site set up :
Local root folder;
C:\Program_Files\wamp\www\dynamicEcart\Starting_Points\
Images;
C:\Program_Files\wamp\www\dynamicEcart\Starting_Points\images\
HTTP address:
http://localhost/wamp/www/dynamicEcart/Starting_Points
ALSO tried leaving this just at local host no luck
Testing Server;
Server Model; PHP Mysql
Access; local
Testing Server Folder:
C:\Program_Files\wamp\www\dynamicEcart\Starting_Points\
URL Prefix;
http://localhost/wamp/www/dynamicEcart/Starting_Points/
PHPMyAdmin info:
User: root
Host : localhost
Password :Yes
Global privileges : ALL PRIVILEGES
Grant : Yes
Please please please somebody walk me through this.
I have been trying for days.
I need to test my shopping cart.
I have even tried on my laptop with wamp and Dreamweaver and
can not connect.
It must just be something simple I am missing.

Answer 1

Ah Ha,
I figured it out.
I checked the Apache error log and saw that it was looking
for _mmServerScripts.
The file for my site was to deep in the www directory (to
many sub files). I moved it up so that apache could find the
_mmServerScripts and bingo I am golden.
I hope this helps anyone who runs into a similar problem.