A quick diagnostic?
Try the page phpinfo.php in the phpMyAdmin directory - this will give you
the 'whole picture' in terms of your php installation...
Even easier? Any php page which contains the code:
Will give you this full info report. Very useful!
Lou Picciano
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> Thanx Lou, this rea
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Dan,
Have you taken a look at phpMyAdmin? This very good tool not only
administers your MySQL databases, but their php code is a good teaching
tool, as well. Simply drop the whole thing into an apache-served directory,
and you're off to the races!
It's on Sourceforge, and anyone on this list c
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Did you check the mysql db, host, and user tables to make sure that
'localhost' and 'administrator' have appropriate permissions to use your
des
Did you check the mysql db, host, and user tables to make sure that
'localhost' and 'administrator' have appropriate permissions to use your
desired database? This issue caused me much frustration until I had
things set right. You should see something like the following. I'm
assuming that your
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Daniel,
Usually in PHP there are some sort of syntax error before the line that
says failed.
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I am v
