configuring PHP with apache is not that difficult, here's how you should
do
it:
You should get 2 files: php4apache.dll and php4ts.dll , normally you only
get these files when you compile
PHP manually but conecting to PHP is much safer when you use these files,
so if you need to download both
No such thing.but I will help. I didn't use the windows installer
version.I couldn't get it to work (strange) but did get the zipped
version to work. Make sure that you don't have IIS installed and
running.could cause conflicts. PHP.ini should go into the \windows
directory..
Hi Jon-David,
not sure that this is the only problem, but rewrite your query like this
(single quotes araound the values):
$query=insert into BUGS (APP, APP_VERSION, BUILD, OS, SEVERITY,
BUG_PRIORITY, BUG_STATE, SB_USER, STEPS, EXPECTED,
enough to discover. currently RingTFM...
as per usual, all help is greatly appreciated.
cheers,
jon-david
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Lutz Bruckner
Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 1:34 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] Re: Newbie
if APP_VERSION is defined as decimal you can not insert a string.
So leaving away the quotes around $numVersion should bring you
closer.
Lutz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jon-David Schlough) writes:
you're right Lutz, that is not my only problem- turns out this statement is
wrought with errors :|
i
have 2 vars $Tech and $Admin and then chnage you SQL so it says:
$Query = SELECT * FROM enet WHERE TechContact LIKE '%$Tech%' AND
AdminContact
LIKE '%$Admin%';
Steve
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$Query = SELECT * FROM enet WHERE
