> -->If you restore the original file, does the problem return?
>
> Yep. Strange but true. I don't understand it but spent plenty of time
> trying to. My developement box is win98, Apache 4.05, MySQL 3.23.36. I
> haven't put it on the Linux server yet.
I have a similar system. Maybe I'm not following what you're trying to do,
but I was able to add an item and destroy it with no problem. How did you
set up your block of paths in index.php? Mine's like this:
define("SERVER_NAME", $SERVER_NAME);
define("SCRIPT_NAME", basename(__FILE__));
define("APPLICATION_ROOT", dirname(dirname(__FILE__)) . "/");
define("MODULE", APPLICATION_ROOT . "modules/");
define("EXTERNAL_PATH", "/freetrade/freetrade2/htdocs/");
(That last line is not what's in CVS, since $SCRIPT_NAME doesn't work with
PHP as a CGI, which is what I have on my Win98 box).
> Also,
> The paths to the attribute module are incorrect in the following:
> DELETE_VARIATION, DELETE_ATTRIBUTE, ADD_ATTRIBUTE, ADD_VARIATION
>
> Change: include_once(MODULE . "utility/attribute");
> To: include_once(MODULE . "database/mysql/attribute");
I'll fix this in CVS, but it's
include_once(DATABASE_MODULE . "attribute");
which allows you to switch the database engine in the global settings..well,
it will if anyone writes another set of database modules. :)
Leon
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