From a php-general thread earlier:
?php
$db=new mysqli('localhost','whil','secret','test');
?
generates:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function new mysqli() in index.php on
line 24
while
?php
$conn = mysqli_connect(localhost,whil,secret,test);
echo 'conn good: '.$conn.'
I don't see a constructor for mysqli at http://php.net/mysqli;
My bad. It's right there at the top. Must be a case of the Mooondayz.
_
Now you can see troubleĀ
before he arrives
The book I'm working with (PHP MySQL Web Dev, Welling/Thompson)
specifically defines the 'new mysqli' syntax. So I'm guessing I don't
have something configured right?
If one works the other should too. Your code here looks fine according
to the manual
hello,
I have a table test_table with one column:
number int(11)
(also see phpmyadmin database dump at the end of this mail).
it has two values, 123 and 150.
i select and output one of those numbers using the following code:
--- php code start ---
?
error_reporting(E_ALL);
You could use intval($row['number']); to force it, but be careful that
you may hit upper bounds around 2 Billion as integers are always signed
in PHP (unfortunately), and mysql lets you store unsigned. It'll also
depend on your OS.
If you're checking the value only, you can use
