I work through the open server, which is naturally running) The database is simply not created in phpmyadmin

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Closed due to the fact that off-topic participants D-side , Alexey Shimansky , aleksandr barakin , Grundy , Streletz 9 May '17 at 20:42 .

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Replace dashes with underscores in constants:

DB_HOST DB_USER DB_PASSWORD
  • Made, all the same there are no database databases - Eugene
  • Before new mysql, remove the @ symbol and tell what error it gives to exit instead of "Error ..." by writing $mysqli->connect_error - Yaroslav Molchan
  • By the way, did you also remove hyphens anywhere in constants? - Yaroslav Molchan
  • Removed image.prntscr.com/image/a94dff1b59bd4c5b94b3a5838c8acf0a.jpeg There are no errors at all - Eugene
  • So you do not display anything, like this: if ($ mysqli-> connect_error) {die ("Error:". $ Mysqli-> connect_error); } - Yaroslav Molchan

The point was that I did not update my site. Because of this, no databases were added.