Hmmm that's a goodun that is. Do you reckon that a lack of tags
may be the cause of this? Only there's a heck of lot of dynamically
generated HTML content there. Do you know of any HTML parsers that
could go through my source (once generated to the browser) and indicate
unclosed tags??
Cheer
>WHy on earth
>would I want to upgrade to a new version which would prob take me all
>day, maybe crash the server on which several important websites sit on,
>and is generally more hassle than it's worth.
Reasons for upgrading: new features, security issues, bugfixes, want
to have ;)
It
>I use PHP4pl1 with MySQL 3.22.32
That's OLD. 3.23.36 is current.
Does other connects run without a problem? like with other databases??
If not, try what happens if you upgrade mysql to current and recompile
PHP.. please, use the right API version.. I always prefer to use the one
that comes
Cheers Ben.
However if I close a connection, how is it possible to reconnect if the
connection needs to be reused, i.e if further DB data is requested? Is
it just a matter if refreshing the page and it all resets??
Russ
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Closing a MySQL connection is a good habit to get into,
However, what you describe, doesn't sound like a PHP error, it may just be one
of the many errors with msie rearing its head.
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