That's the way should be, never enter your database access info directly into
any type of script, be it PHP or Perl or what ever, store it in a separate file,
no accessible separate file, then have the related script(s) call up the
variables thru the PHP's include, or Perl's 'require' or 'use' ... or something
to that effect! :)
>>At 05:48 PM 07/10/2001 , you wrote:
>>>Joe,
>>>
>>>Are you assigning your database variables within the config.php file or
>>>directly
>>>into the mysql_connet(...);
>>>
>>>config.php:
>>>// database parameters
>>>// alter this as per your configuration
>>>$database="database_name";
>>>$user = "username";
>>>$pass = "password";
>>>$hostname = "localhost";
>>
>>Thanks a MILLION!!
Mike(mickalo)Blezien
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