Error in PHP on local host

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Hello Guys am working on php project on localhost but when i open localhost:80/script so am getting this error

Your PHP installation appears to be missing the "MySQL" extension which is required by Sngine.

Back to your server admin or hosting provider to enable it for you

i am confused how can i solve this error i am using 7.0 php version guys please help me
how can i solve it

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Your PHP installation appears to be missing the "MySQL" extension which is required by Sngine.

Back to your server admin or hosting provider to enable it for you

Posted 6-Feb-18 20:42pm

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Updated 6-Feb-18 21:17pm

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Shashank Laxman 7-Feb-18 3:07am

Check if your server is missing mysql.dll,if yes add that dll and make changes in php.conf and restart server

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Jochen Arndt · Answer 1 · 2018-02-06T21:17:00

The error message is quite clear: You have to install the MySQL extension.

See PHP: Installation - Manual[^].

But note the comment on top of that page that the MySQL extension is deprecated. If possible you should use one of the new extensions.

If MySQL is installed and you still got the error, check the extension_dir setting your php.ini file. That should be commented (use default directory) or contain a valid path to your PHP extensions (depends on the operating system of your server).