I can't find a <VirtualHost> in my httpd.conf file... There are many AllowOverride lines in my httpd.conf file, though. I tried changing
<Directory />
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride None
</Directory>
to
<Directory />
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride All
</Directory>
but when I restarted the servers, the files were still not found.

This:
The rest is not relevant. Is the rewrite module on (is that line uncommented) or not?

Yes or no answer, please don't go gallivanting into making changes until I know the situation, else it becomes very difficult to help you. In my tutorial I explained that mod_rewrite needed to be enabled, I'm sorry the process has to be done manually with MAMP, apparently, but it's literally just uncommenting a single line.

I'm just trying to rule out whether mod_rewite is/was on or not or the cause of your problem at all. It does need to be on.

Its on. Thats it. Nothing happened.

Turn error reporting back on in php.ini and let me know what it says. We fixed one error but seem to have a different one.

It still bothers me that you didn't have rows in your database that should have been there during the initial install. Maybe other things are also missing and the best thing to do would be to purge the database entirely (or just create one with a different name), delete all the Mysidia files, unzip the original file again and put in a new copy, and start with a fresh install.

This really does baffle me. =/

Ive re-installed the entire thing.

Here is the complete error log. Its really long so I put it under a spoiler.

Those are notices, not errors. There are no errors. Below that should be the page, try visiting another page, do you still get a 404 error?

Nope. Just 'not found' errors! :S

When you visit another page, what's the URL in the bar look like?

It should be 127.0.0.1/login, not 127.0.0.1/login.php.

If it's going to anything with a .php extension, then MAMP is ignoring the .htaccess file. I found this article on potentially fixing this. Remember that after each change, you must restart the server to see the effects. I hope you've been doing that between each fix I've suggested?

Yes, I've been restarting the servers! :usedusedused:
Also, the URLs do not contain .php in the end or anything.

Now I'm 100% sure the url problems are due to my apache rewrite module... I've tried everything but I keep getting 404 errors! Please help :catfish: