However my settings (pw, username, database name) are correct. Dreamweaver gives me this message: “An unidentified error has occurred”. What should I do to resolve that issue?
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I seriously doubt that GoDaddy or any other hosting company is allowing remote connections to MySql! That is a large security issue and on shared servers just not worth the risk to them. Take your work and upload it then see if it connects..
Just remember that “localhost” isn’t on your machine its on the server!
(in your connection you are missing server=:”localhost (or remote IP or the servername)
speak w/ godaddy support…
surely they’ll know what’s up..
have you considered running “phpmyadmin”?
it’s a php module build for interfacing w/ mysql..
More often than not, when DreamWeaver has errors of this sort when working with remote DB servers, it’s because of a misconfiguration in your site profile, or with the absence of certain connection files on the server if you are attempting to test your pages on the server.http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgeba…
Mostly in the fields I have heard of MySQL is in webdesign. Sometimes you will get this error when internal updates are being done, your webhost is doing some updates or you are having server updates.