Except that I want to use my script and form - precisely because I have
already sunk time into it. I'm not going to sink *more* time into
something that could potentially create *another* problem.
I want the script to work - as it should if PHP is 1/2 what it's cracked
up to be. If not, I'll have to look for another solution (like C which I
have been using for 20 years).
On 4/21/13 3:37 PM, Stuart Dallas wrote:
On 21 Apr 2013, at 22:43, Glob Design Info <i...@globdesign.com> wrote:
Except that a) I already have my form and script done, b) don't have time to
learn phpMyAdmin, c) want to know why the script doesn't work as-is.
You have multiple database users who will need to do this, or just one database
user? If just one then it makes more sense to hard-code the username and
password in the script and use something else like HTTP authentication to
protect the script from unauthorised users. Giving internal database
credentials to external users is generally a really really bad idea.
Also, consider the time it will take to learn phpMyAdmin (it's simple -
install, use) against the time it's taking to get your script working. The time
you've spent developing the script is already sunk so there's no point sinking
more in an effort to make that already-sunk time worthwhile.
Also, how well tested is your script? I don't know but I can say with absolute
confidence that phpMyAdmin has been tested far more.
-Stuart
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