Ciprian,
I may have missed whether or not you were able to resolve your problem
from a couple days ago.
In one of my development environments (Win2K), I decided to install PHP
5.0 with MySQL(i) 4.1.x support in IIS5.0 and Apache 2 (running on
different ports). It took a bit more work than I in
Hi,
Yes that was my mistake. But even with the code, it still doesnt display the
last one. If i didnt put a " it wouldnt work at all.
Thanks,
Ian
-Original Message-
From: Torsten Roehr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 May 2004 13:56
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Re: Mysql Proble
Well, that's just a typo...of course there should be a () to make it call a
function...
The whole point to my postings is that I can't get the darn variable to stay
in place!!! Look where it says "Prints NOTHING".
Does anyone know why it doesn't print "Hello World"???
::Lewis
"Mike Ford" <[EM
> -Original Message-
> From: OrangeHairedBoy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 03 October 2002 09:39
>
> Here's a simplier version...and I'm still having a problem
> with it. It's
> driving me insane!!! :)
>
> class MySQL
> {
> function SET ( )
> {
> $this->MYVAR = "Hello World!"
I thought someone might mention that, but that is actually correct.
The problem is that the variable assigned on the line
$this->DBLink[$MyVars[NAME]] = mysql_connect( $MyVars[HOST] ,
$MyVars[USERNAME] , $MyVars[PASSWORD] ); dissapears and can't be retreived
on the line mysql_select_db( $MyVars[D
Hi,
Thursday, October 3, 2002, 6:01:53 PM, you wrote:
O> You know...maybe I should mention where this code is...
O> I have my main file which loads using 'require.once' a second file called
O> 'everything.php'.
O> Inside everything.php is a class called 'mainclass' which is called by the
O> mai
On Wednesday, June 26, 2002, at 08:58 AM, John Holmes wrote:
>> I just preg_replace("/\'/","\'",$text) and all was good :o)
>
> That's what addslashes() is for. It handles single and double quotes,
> backslashes, and nulls, so you won't have any problems...
Plus IIRC it's a C extension so it'l
> I just preg_replace("/\'/","\'",$text) and all was good :o)
That's what addslashes() is for. It handles single and double quotes,
backslashes, and nulls, so you won't have any problems...
---John Holmes...
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