Others cant View my Register page

I can view it fine but others cant and my Apache is running fine, i am using xamp, any idea guys TYVZZZZZM

yea , do you use hamachi ??

and check your firewall , open port 80 and try it again

the best way to try it out to see if it works is by going to your EXTERNAL ip ( not the 1 that starts with 127.0.0.1 or with 192.168.X.X or with other numbers that get used to acces your router )

then check your firewall , disable it complete if you dont know how to set it up like it should be

then check your router and disable the firewall there to if you dont know how to forward ports for your router

if the router firewall cant be disabled (setting it to minimum is not disabled) then press that button that says that it open all ports on a specific computer (fill in your ip , normal there stands a prefix of 192.168.1.X and fill your last number of your local ip on that X , safe and wait 1 min so router is restarted and done)

if that doesnt help , then something els is blocking your outer conection

thats the reason why you can see it , your brother that sits next to you can see it on his pc but no1 els can :d

Greets From The Crasher

thanks and i did all that and it still wotn work :P

then its something in your php coding, i think. maybe the config file?

<?php
require_once './inc/class.captcha.php';
// Configurations
$myhost="localhost";
$mypass="test"; //your server login password
$myuser="root"; //your server login username
$mydbacc="account"; //your server account database
$mydbdata="my"; //your server my database name
$serveraddress="67.83.161.123"; //your server ip
$serverport=5816; //your server connection port
$mydb="my"; //your server my database
$servername = "ShadowRealmsOnline"; //Put your servername here.
$link = "http://www.yourwebsitelink.com"; //Put your website link here

// Dont Edit after this
mysql_connect($myhost,$myuser,$mypass);
mysql_select_db($mydb);
?>

anything wrong with this

ur pass and user cannot be root and test

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Originally Posted by Knight^Hawk ur pass and user cannot be root and test

yes it can nearly everyone uses that

the config is fine

but it need to be the firewall
thats the only thing that blocks direct acces to a ip adress

if i am not wrong
you need to manual configure your router to open the ports on your computer so it points the ip adress to your local ip adress to get it to working

how to do it ??
read the manual of your router at the topic of opening ports

or try to find if your router got a option like dmrz (deminiralized zone)

if you got that option then it is easy , just put your ip in it and all ports are bypassing the router firewall

if you cant configure your router then i am afraid that you will always be locked out from exern acces to it

Greets From The Crasher

open a port same as port forwaring>?

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Originally Posted by catface2345 <?php require_once './inc/class.captcha.php'; // Configurations $myhost="localhost"; $mypass="test"; //your server login password $myuser="root"; //your server login username $mydbacc="account"; //your server account database $mydbdata="my"; //your server my database name $serveraddress="67.83.161.123"; //your server ip $serverport=5816; //your server connection port $mydb="my"; //your server my database $servername = "ShadowRealmsOnline"; //Put your servername here. $link = "http://www.yourwebsitelink.com"; //Put your website link here // Dont Edit after this mysql_connect($myhost,$myuser,$mypass); mysql_select_db($mydb); ?>

$myhost="localhost";

Try change to default ip is 127.0.0.1

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Originally Posted by catface2345 open a port same as port forwaring>?

Yes, just make sure you open the port in your firewall, and router. Also make sure nothing else is using the port. Example is skype uses port 80.

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Originally Posted by matrix89 $myhost="localhost"; Try change to default ip is 127.0.0.1

Just so you know, Localhost and 127.0.0.1 are the same thing. They both point to the local machine.

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Originally Posted by Eurion Just so you know, Localhost and 127.0.0.1 are the same thing. They both point to the local machine.

if not try one.