Because then the connection resource isn't stored in the $link variable and
you will be able to use the mysql functions without passing that variable to
each function.
On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 1:51 AM, Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > It means that either your mysql conenction details are no
You're very welcome, I understand that you need a solution which allows you
to keep using the connection this way.
I doubt that your php.ini is the cause so I'll suggest the following:
Try executing your MySQL queries by passing the $link variable to the
function as the connection resource:
mysq
Hi,
I am a newbie using the combination of PHP and MSSQL together.
Can anyone tell me which method it might be better as far as using PHP on
Windows with MSSQL database on a single machine? (The PHP and MSSQL database
are not set up remotely on two different servers.
I have set up bot
Thank you, Chris,
I tried your suggestion using regular connection. Unfortunately, I got the
same result.
See my reply to Isaak,s reply where I am going to post portion of my code to
visualize what I am talking about.
Thanx again
chris smith-9 wrote:
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>> It means that either your mysql co
Hello,
To answer these qwestions:
1. I am using "include" in my code.
2. About the "$link = mysql_connect('localhost', 'root', 'testing');"
variable. I can just include this line before mysql_query function and it
works even without entering into mysql_query the "$link" variable. (Like the
connec
Pastebin works lots better when you're posting code: www.pastebin.com
I don't see your database.php included in both of these modules. Where
do you include it?
EVert
On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 9:38 PM, bateivan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> To answer these qwestions:
> 1. I am using "in
To Evert:
4. I am posting some of my code to compare. Module "carmade.php" works v.s.
"login.php" which does not. Also, I am posting my "database.php" which is
establishing the connection and is included in every page through
"layout.php"->"common.php"->"database.php".
To bateivan:
I can only gu
Isaak Malik wrote:
> Because then the connection resource isn't stored in the $link variable
> and you will be able to use the mysql functions without passing that
> variable to each function.
RTM again.
The link parameter is completely optional.
If you don't specify it, it uses the last connect
