In your select, you need to remove the quotes around your defines, otherwise
it is interpreted as a quoted string.
So your select statement should look like:
Arno
DotContent
Professional Content Management Solutions
www.dotcontent.net
-Original Mes
You have to change the password hash to the old 3.23.x format if you
don't want or can't use mysqli. Open a mysql shell and type something
like:
use mysql;
UPDATE user SET password = OLD_PASSWORD('yourpass') WHERE user =
'youruser' AND host = 'localhost';
On Thu, 2005-10-13 at 08:23 +0200, Blaz w
Oops - sorry, got that one completely wrong! A solution should say:
form code:
define("JOVIAL", "likes to joke alot");
define("CHEERFUL", "always wears a smile on his face");
define("ADVENTUROUS", "likes sports and plays well too");
define("MYSTERIOUS", "there's always something to discover everyd
this works like a charm!!! thanks alot!!! :o)
- Original Message -
From: "Matthias Willerich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ng Hwee Hwee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "PHP DB List"
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 2:28 PM
Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] Defined Constants
> 2 possibilities:
> either you put t
try downloading the mysqli library (perhaps by grabbing all of version 5)
and copying that into the extension folder for your 4.3.3 install of
PHP...add the below line to the ini file :
extension=php_mysqli.dll
bastien
From: "W Roothman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "W Roothman" <[EMAIL PR
Will,
is mysql installed on your local machine or on a different server? Do
you work with root or with a newly created user?
If mysql is not installed on your local machine, you have to grant
access from other machines to your database. Here's an example (with a
newly created user).
Example:
Will,
is mysql installed on your local machine or on a different server? Do
you work with root or with a newly created user?
If mysql is not installed on your local machine, you have to grant
access from other machines to your database. Here's an example (with a
newly created user).
Example:
your
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if I'm not mistaken Mysql 5 will not work
in Dreamweaver.
It will only work if you have 4.x (can't remember the exact version)
Even if you have installed Mysql 4.x, u must make sure you add in
old_password at the last line of the my.cnf
If not, you can always updat
