PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 022CA255

Somebody help!!!

Hi

Not sure if this will help you but take a look
https://www.joelevi.com/blog/index.php/2008/08/15/php-has-encountered-an-access-violation-at-084493a2/

Thanks for the help, I have tried that once but it didn’t help, all i get is

No Upgrade Required

Your WordPress database is already up-to-date!

let me give more details;
i am using a local host server;
localhost

Server version: 5.0.41-community-nt
Protocol version: 10
Server: localhost via TCP/IP
User: davidolaoye@localhost
MySQL charset: UTF-8 Unicode (utf8)

and phpMyAdmin – 2.9.2

MySQL client version: 4.1.7
Used PHP extensions: mysql

please i will really appreciate any help

it gets pretty funny, sometimes i get into the dashboard (after multiple trials and refreshes but i cant just edit and do a lot of things……. I keep getting this sentence; PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 022CA255 (i hate to see this)

please help, my hairs are falling off.

you didn’t mention the localhost before. That’s a windows error. can you put the site on a website somewhere as a development site? in a test folder?

Thanks Stvwlf but I don’t understand, do u mean the error is related to my windows version (i use Win XP OS2) and

i don’t understand the Q

can you put the site on a website somewhere as a development site? in a test folder?

your problem is related to PHP running on your local computer under windows. I am not familiar enough with that particular setup/problem to help you resolve it. You could research that specific issue on Google, or post here to see if someone with more experience with PHP on Windows can help you.

My point was, I am making the assuming that at some point this site is going to reside on the web. The suggestion was, make that sooner rather than later – do your development on a web server, not your local PC. The problem you are having is not related to WordPress, it is an interaction between Windows and PHP. If you do the development on a webserver, the problem goes away because you will be using PHP on Linux. Then you don’t have to solve the problem because it won’t exist.

Its just a matter of style – if you want to, or must, develop on your PC then my suggestion is not a good one for you. The intent was just to get past the roadblock you are in.

Thanks so much.

I will need to get a little more help on PHP – Window issue. I hope I’ll fix it soon.