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![]() > This goes for anybody, not just Taylor. This
> is just fyi for those reading so if they > install it, and wonder "Why am I > getting these errors". They can come > here and I should have a fix for it. It's > free, it's just advice for the code. > Sometimes a variable needs a @ placed before > it lol. It's comical, sometimes. If we define a variable that is a connection to the database: $db_something = @mysql_connect("yourhost", "database", "password"); if (!$db_something) { echo( "(p)Unable to connect to the database.(/p)" ); exit(); } (brackets used in place of html angle brackets in code above) ... the "@" tells the function to fail silently and displays your custom error message rather then the MySQL default error message. > Also, for those that are curious, Php Nuke > is a terrific content management system that > you can get for free: > Php Nuke is at: > http://www.phpnuke.org Also,if interested, > another great tool the PHP community loves > is PhpMyAdmin. This is for those of you who > have php/mysql support and would love a free > script that can help you back up your data, > modify tables, add tables, and so on. > Amazing Tool. > PhpMyAdmin: > > http://www.phpwizard.net/projects/phpMyAdmin/ > Give them a shot you might like them. > Joel There is a complete package you can download from sourceforge.net that you can double-click on and it will automatically install the Apache Server Software, PHP, MySQL, and PHPAdmin to test scripting on your local machine. Best Regards, Steve MacLellan homebusiness-websites.com |
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