Hi,
I like to know how to create subdomain using php in a linux machine.
Thank You
Dhanya
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> Setup:
> 2 servers, one with PHP 4.1.2 and no MySQL installed, the other has
> MySQL and PHP 4.1.2
>
> Problem:
> I am attempting to connect to the MySQL server from the server without
> MySQL, but I get the error that shows in the subje
Bump?
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Hi,
I have a page that grabs some data from a MySQL 3.23.58 database on a
RedHat 9 box. I'm trying to migrate the db to a Suse box running MySQL 4.0.15.
When I connect to the MySQL 4.0 DB, I get strange results. For example,
there's a certain query that just retur
There is a program that I've found that will write the code for you from
what you have set up in your MySQL database. It's called PHPMaker, and it
is free to download a trial version which is good for 30 days.
http://www.hkvstore.com/ is the URL. Being a newbie to PHP, this thing
really helps.
Thanks again for all of your help. Not having any programming background
makes for a lot of fun with PHP.
T
At 01:59 PM 4/15/04 +0100, Mikael Grön wrote:
What I did to learn PHP was to surf to http://www.hotscripts.com/ and look
at other peoples code.
Writing it yourself looking at the hotscript
Was anybody successful in connecting from PHP to MySQL with new
(41-character) password authentication? All I am getting is "Client does not
support authentication protocol requested by server. Consider upgrading
MySQL client". I assume PHP needs to be recompiled with new MySQL client
binaries. Is
What is the best way to avoid data being resubmitted (entered twice) to
DB (mysql) if the user hits refresh after POSTING data via a form?
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Hi
Add a hidden field into the form with a unique transaction ID.
When the data is submitted first time save the transaction ID to a table.
Before you do anything check to see if the transaction ID exists in the
table, if not then you are ok to save the transaction ID and then add/update
the dat
Oh, my god - I am so embarrassed. I thought I tried that, too; but obviously
I didn't ;-/ Now, anybody knows about the plans to retrofit mysql_ functions
to support 4.1, so we don't have to rewrite all mysql code?
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