ID: 32420
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: impic at web dot de
-Status: Open
+Status: Bogus
Bug Type: MySQL related
Operating System: Linux 2.4.27
PHP Version: 5.0.3
New Comment:
Without a reproduce code there's absolutely nothing we can do ->
bogus.
Previous Comments:
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[2005-03-23 00:37:26] impic at web dot de
Description:
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This is really strange, and i tried a lot of things before i decided to
write a bug report on this - I know you guys are busy.
The bad news is that i cannot provide any reproduce code and since that
is the case it will probably not help you, but maybe there are more
users who have this problem and may be able to reproduce it. The
scripts are 300kbs in size and ~20 files all included by each other, i
already extracted all the relevant code and wrote it into one file but
then it worked!
I tried it on different PHP versions, 5.0.3/4.3.10 with and without gd
support - every time the same result.
I reactivated register_globals, that's everything i changed in php.ini.
I use PHP with the newest version of Apache2.
Now the problem is easy to explain but impossible to understand (at
least for me):
I do a
mysql_query("UPDATE table SET somevalue = ".$somedata["id"]);
If I now end the script with
die("end");
or something like that, everything is fine. When I
echo $somedata["id"];
first, the correct output is displayed, but when i now look into the
Database, "somevalue" is empty! I can't even say if it is updated and
overwritten again or if it is never updated. mysql_affected_rows
returns 1 in any case. No mysql_error. When I echo the mysql_query-data
that is sent and paste it directly into mysql-client, it works too.
(I get $somedata["id"] from a <form method="POST">)
I know it is very hard for devs to see where the problem is, but since
this is the second time I got this problem, I decided to write it here
so you are at least noticed of the fact that there is some kind of
memory mismanagement(?) or something else.
If you want me to upload all the code, I can do - but maybe it is
easier to take a look into php's source to see something...
My guess is that it has something to do with the way, php handles the
data it gets from the POST.
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