phpMyAdmin cannot find file_listing.php

[snickerzmom]

I am a newbie to all this (the words you probably most dread reading) so I am going to error on the side of a thorough description of what I am running.

XAMPPLITE 1.7.3
phpMyAdmin 3.2.4
MySQL Connector Net 5.2.5

I have built a Wordpress site on my local host and I am now trying to transfer it to the host server. When I open phpMyAdmin and select wordpress from the column on the left and export from the menu, I get the following error:

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required './libraries/file_listing.php' (include_path='.;\xampplite\php\PEAR') in C:\xampplite\phpMyAdmin\libraries\display_export.lib.php on line 22

I have searched my computer and not been able to locate a file called file_listing.php anywhere. Do I need to generate this file somehow? If so, how do I do it? Or is there something else that I might be missing? I am running this on a Windows 7 system, and I have stopped the IIS7 service which was interfering with this application.

Thank you in advance for your assistance & patience. I have been googling myself crazy for two days on this, without any success.

[Sharley]

I only have xampplite version 1.7.0 but the file_listing.php file is located in the xampplite\phpmyadmin\libraries folder - check this folder for that file.

It is also contained in the above folder in the full version of 1.7.3 so it is unlikely that xampplite 1.7.3 does not also contain this file in the above folder.

Make sure that IIS is not only turned off but that it is completely disabled.
Different name now - World Wide Publishing service.

See if this IIS Forum topic helps:
how to turn off iis 7

Good luck and best wishes.

[snickerzmom]

Thanks Sharley,

As it turned out, I did not have the file on my computer at all. Not sure what happened, but it simply didn't exist. I was lucky enough to find the php code for the file, so I recreated it, dropped it into the right folder and all is well now.

Thanks so much for your help.

And I will be checking out the article you referenced to turn off WWP completely.

Colleen