Now if in PMConnect() I return $link(see example below); it works for me.
global $dbservertype, $servername, $dbusername, $dbpassword,
$dbname, $link;
$link = mssql_connect("$servername", "$dbusername", "$dbpassword");
if (!$link) {
sprintf($Message, "At %d in %s Could not
The following scenario has me confused. In my main program I have:-
in an included function I have
global $dbservertype, $servername, $dbusername, $dbpassword,
$dbname, $link;
$link = mssql_connect("$servername", "$dbusername", "$dbpassword");
if (!$link) {
sprintf($Message
Hi list,
I'm having trouble to migrate a Linux site to Windows. For
example, I have a include file that look like this:
CUT -
// useronly.inc
if (!$_COOKIE['syslogin']) {
header("Location: /expired.php");
exit;
}
CUT -
When a page includes this file, it means that the user
can na
On Mon, 2004-01-12 at 15:43, Jim MacDiarmid wrote:
> For some reason, the first time I attempt to access a form variable or
> global variable PHP does not seem to think it's defined. For each one
> that shows an "undefined" error, I've had to put the following code at
> the beginning of the script
For some reason, the first time I attempt to access a form variable or
global variable PHP does not seem to think it's defined. For each one
that shows an "undefined" error, I've had to put the following code at
the beginning of the script. Should I have to do this?
I have the register_glob
Hey all,
I'm fairly new to PHP (heck, to programming heh), so my hopes is that this problem of
mine is an easy one to solve.
I also don't know how classic this question is, but I think it must be something that
most come across at some point. I'm caught in the trap that is PHPs local variables.
