on 25/08/2003 12:11 PM, John W. Holmes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Mjec wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> again this line is causing problems:
>>
>> $h =
>> mysql_connect('localhost',constant("mysql_user"),constant("mysql_password"))
>> ;
>>
>> Aparantly a parse error. Idaes?
>
> Is there a reason you're using constant()??
>
> Try: $h = mysql_connect('localhost', mysql_user, mysql_password);
>
> One thing to note about parse errors. If PHP says you have a parse error
> on line 8 (for example), that means there is an error somewhere before
> OR on line 8. The line PHP gives is just the point where it realized
> something was wrong, but the cause could be on a previous line.
Error line 43 (or 42 if 43 commented out and 42 uncommented)
38: define("mysql_password", "did you think");
39: define("mysql_user", 'i would say this');
40:
41: // Initialize MySQL database
42: // $h =
mysql_connect('localhost',constant("mysql_user"),constant("mysql_password"))
;
43: $h = mysql_connect('localhost',mysql_user,mysql_password);
44: mysql_select_db('mjec_mjecnet', $h);
ideas?
--mjec
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