Installing phpMyAdmin using a virtual host

The situation:
Apache services are running (Windows XP SP2).
Virtual host has been successfully created and works both
with Dreamweaver php pages and pages entered directly in the
browser address bar (e.g.
http://mysite/folder/foo.php.
Server root is d:\htdocs.
Sites stored in this server root: d:\htdocs\mysite.
phpMyAdmin folder stored in the server root
d:\htdocs\phpMyAdmin.
My problem:
I have successfully installed MySql and try to configure
phpMyAdmin according to the reccomendations in David Powers
book "PHP solutions". When I start to load the setup php
using the address:
http://phpmyadmin/scripts/setup.php
I am
automatically connected to the internet and this page is
loaded
http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/index.php
I have then manually modified the config.inc.php and stored
in the phpMyAdmin root. If I try to launch phpMyAdmin by
entering
http://phpmyadmin/ the same page is
loaded from the
internet but not phpMyAdmin.
What have I missed and how can I get phpMyAdmin to work
properly?
Paul

David Powers schrieb:
> Have you added phpmyadmin 127.0.0.1 to your hosts file?
Oh no, I should known better ;-) Didn't think of that.
> Have you set up the virtual host definition for
phpmyadmin in httpd.conf?
No, but have done it now. Now I can load phpMyAdmin into my
browser but I am getting the error "Cannot load mysqli
although this extension is in my php5/ext folder and it is
added to config.inc.php
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['extension'] = 'mysqli'; // The
php MySQL extension to use ('mysql' or 'mysqli')
> Quite honestly, though, I don't see any value in
creating a virtual host
> for phpmyadmin in your testing environment. The value of
virtual hosts
> is mainly to enable the use of site-root-relative links.
You don't need
> that for phpmyadmin.
Ok. So having installed the virtual host for phpMyAdmin just
lets me test if its running on my PC? Withougt a virtual
host how can I see if phpMyAdmin works?
Thanks for your help.
Paul

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