I would start by seeing if the files are there after you create/load the
table. It should by default create a file for each table you create. Sounds
to me like a problem reading the disk.
If you don't find any answers on your own, post your system specs to the
MySQL lists. You could also try
have redhat 9.0 and Server version: Apache/2.0.40.
i have installed rpms php-4.2.2-17.2.i386.rpm
php-mysql-4.2.2-17.2.i386.rpm
After i create a database called mydb and serveral tables in mysql,
I tried to run following testdb.php script
** Or send XML files up and down dynamically using xmlhttp in IE and
Mozilla ;-)
Cheers - Neil
At 04:06 13/05/2004 +, you wrote:
To make a client-side solution possible, you'd have to send ALL POSSIBLE
data to the page all at the same time then manipulate it with JavaScript.
--
PHP Database
Well, I have reached a solution that works brilliantly - unfortunately it
doesn't involve connecting to the MS Access db file. Instead I have beaten
the server administrator with a stick (harassing by phone works!) until he
installed MySQL for me. Now I can work with PHPMySQL in harmony!
Thanks
Thanks everyone for all your help.
I found some code that is using Java script and although it's not fully
functional yet I am working on it. If anyone is interested here it is:
?php require_once(util.php); /*file holding DB info*/
global $db;
$db = mysql_connect(DBSERVERHOST, DBUSERNAME,
That *should* read :
document.fcountry.newcountry.value =
document.fcountry.country[document.fcountry.country.selectedIndex].value;
Skip the 'options' object - I'm surprised you're not getting a javascript
error, maybe you have error reporting turned off in your browser ? In any
case, always
hello,
did you load the mysql module in your php.ini configuration file?
i.e. is the following line there:
extension=mysql.so
regards
On Thu, 13 May 2004 11:47:41 -0400
Jianping Zhu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
have redhat 9.0 and Server version: Apache/2.0.40.
i have installed rpms
I'm glad you found a solution to your problem-- how big a stick did it
require?
I actually learned a LOT just reading that thread (although I'm an
Access guru who came to PHP/MySQL by way of conversion to zealotry, I've
never used PHP against an Access back-end). Many thanks to those who
I'm glad you found a solution to your problem-- how big a stick did it
require?
I actually learned a LOT just reading that thread (although I'm an
Access guru who came to PHP/MySQL by way of conversion to zealotry, I've
never used PHP against an Access back-end). Many thanks to those who
Interesting idea. Since I'm convinced that javascript is the bastard
offspring of Bill Gates, Larry Ellison, and Baalzebub, can I sue too? :)
Hengameh wrote:
Well I am suing Java script to capture the selected item and make it the
value of my input box. But my problem is how to access this
Hi all,
I've got:
WinNT
php 4.3.1
phpmyadmin 2.5.6
MySQL 4.0.18-nt
I can connect to my db via my php script using:
[php]
$connection = mysql_connect (localhost, root, )
[/php]
That works no problem.
This will not work however:
[php]
$somePass = md5(somePass);
$connection =
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Hi all,
I've got:
WinNT
php 4.3.1
phpmyadmin 2.5.6
MySQL 4.0.18-nt
I can connect to my db via my php script using:
[php]
$connection = mysql_connect (localhost, root, )
[/php]
That works no problem.
This
Hi,
Passwords in the mysql.users table must be encrypted using MySQL's
native PASSWORD() function, not MD5(). With newer versions of MySQL, I
think there is some change in this, but AFAIK for 4.0.18 this is still true.
When connecting to the database you always use the plaintext password,
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