Re: PHP3

2001-03-07 Thread Martin Geisler 

Grant Barrett [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Okay, with the correct files the error I get is:
 
 Parse error: parse error in error_handling.class.php on line 8

But there's nothing strange on line 8! Argh :-) It's just a plain
function, with a default-argument - correct me if I'm wrong...

To try and make things simple, lets try with this code:


 test.php


This code creates an object with a member-object, and tries to access
the member-object directly. This is the same as what PHP Weather tries
to do.

If it says 'Hi there, I'm a member-object!', then it works.

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Best regards,
Martin Geisler

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PHP Weather = Shows the current weather on your webpages.
PHP Shell   = A telnet-connection (almost :-) in a PHP page.

Re: PHP3

2001-03-06 Thread Martin Geisler 

Grant Barrett [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 On mardi 6 mars 2001 18:12, Martin Geisler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Thanks a lot! It shouldn't take long to do the test though, just
 place all the files in the same directory, and load index.php. If
 you get a lot of complains, then somethings wrong :-)
 
 Okay, I did the test. The pain-in-the-ass part is that everytime I
 test a new version of PHPweather, I have to modify the DB settings
 for MySQL and remove the dbconnect line, and of course I always
 forget to do that first.

Yes, I know that it's not a good thing to have that directly in the
code. I plan to put it into a config-file, soon.

 This is what I get:
 
 Parse error: parse error in print_pretty_en.inc on line 358

Ups - wrong set of files!

 Line 358 looks very innocuous to me, but for some reason I think my
 text editor does line counts wrong.

I'm sorry, I wasn't clear enough about what I meant. I wanted you to
test the files I had attached to the mail, not the ones found in the
tarball at gimpster.com. Sorry about that.

I've updated the tarball at gimpster.com with the same files as those
I attached to the mail - they use a database-backend called 'none' so
you won't have to change anything to see, if the code works.

Would you try again?
-- 
Best regards,
Martin Geisler

Checkout http://www.gimpster.com for:
PHP Weather = Shows the current weather on your webpages.
PHP Shell   = A telnet-connection (almost :-) in a PHP page.