pp wrote: >>$object->search_parameters() function which is precisely what I'm >>looking for, but the remark in the documentation was not such a good >> >AFAIR this function is signed as "no one knows if it works and if it will be in >further releases" > Precisely!
>>sign... ;-) So, I decided I'd rather search for parameters myself in the >>database. And the problem is probably obvious by now: how do I do that >>without hardcoding the database, username and password? >> >You just have to connect to mysql database using php-mysql >and Your mysql admin login and pass. > Yes, I know that - but as I said in the original message, I don't want to hardcode the database, username and password in the code - I would like to use the same variables as Midgard/Nadmin does in order to make the application portable. >What exactly You want to search for? domain, name, values? > I know exactly what I am looking for, and I know how to code it, that's not the problem - I just don't know where to get the proper credentials. If your question was out of curiosity, what I have is articles referring to other articles by guid via parameters - and I want to be able to tell if a certain article is being referred to by any other article in the database. Thanks! Bogdan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
