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<0> iPod-nano: Then you'll have to give us a detailed description of what is happening before we can tell you which step you did incorrectly.
<1> OK
<1> I created a PHP script and uploaded it to my friend's server.
<1> It said:
<1> Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect() in C:\Web Server\crew1234\adduser.php on line 3
<0> Go on
<1> There is nothing unusual about line three. Here it is: mysql_connect($mysql_server,$mysql_username,$mysql_p***word);
<1> All those variables are defined.
<2> did you try to restart the webserver after making the above changes?
<3> Hello
<4> iPod, where did you get your PHP distro from?
<0> iPod-nano: php.net/mysql has a section labelled "Installation on Windows Systems". You need to do the steps laid out there.
<2> oops i'm gone, i forgot
<3> is there any function that will create an html output of the php code?
<0> Acs: php.net/highlight-file
<3> thanks
<1> I got the ZIP file from php.net.
<1> I modified php.ini to enable the php_mysql.dll extension, and yes I set the extension directory.
<0> iPod-nano: Are you using PHP4 or PHP5?
<1> 5
<0> iPod-nano: You put libmysql.dll on the PATH?
<1> I put libmysql.dll in C:\WINDOWS, C:\WINDOWS\system3.
<1> *system32
<0> iPod-nano: That doesn't answer my question.
<4> iPod, er, in both directories or?
<0> Is libmysql.dll on your PATH?
<1> I copied it to both directories as well as leaving it in the PHP directory.
<0> iPod-nano: That doesn't answer my question.
<0> Is libmysql.dll on your PATH?
<0> It's a yes or no question.
<1> I don't know how to do that.
<0> iPod-nano: php.net/mysql has a section labelled "Installation on Windows Systems". It includes a FAQ that discusses the matter.
<5> Why might PHP complain that the headers have already been sent by line 1 ("<?php") when I try to set headers?
<0> deitarion: You have some whitespace somewhere.
<0> deitarion: Possibly before <?, or in an include file.
<6> deitarion: PHP tells you where the cause of that error occured. See the 'Output began at ...' line.
<0> mattmcc: You looked at that static analysis yet?
<0> Not sure if that's your cup of tea or not
<5> Yes. Output began at line 1. (which contains only "<?php" according to the text editor)
<5> Give me a sec to try with a hex editor.
<0> deitarion: Are you editing the file in a windows editor and then pushing it to *nix?
<0> deitarion: If so, make sure you're not saving in a Unicode format. This can introduce a Unicode BOM mark that PHP sees as output
<5> No, I wrote it in SciTE directly in the folder where the webserver is accessing it.
<3> does anyone here use dreamweaver?
<3> I am connected to my host using dreamweaver
<3> but how do I upload a file?
<5> Ahh. That's probably it. I think I have SciTE defaulting to UTF-8.
<5> Yep. There's the BOM. PHP really should fix that.
<7> acs... thats what the help section is for
<7> not that you really need it for dreamweaver anyway
<0> deitarion: It's not a PHP problem. Your OS' open() and read() shoud fix it.
<0> deitarion: Having app-level support where OS-level support doesn't exist only perpetuates the problem.
<0> deitarion: As you've just seen.
<1> OK, that didn't work.
<8> who is bigfiggz?
<0> iPod-nano: Is libmysql.dll on your PATH?
<0> rares000: Did he offer you work?
<1> It's everywhere.
<0> iPod-nano: Is libmysql.dll on your PATH?
<5> TML: I consider it an app-level problem because PHP should ***ume that non-translated encodings are default. To make it otherwise would make the OS introduce problems into who knows how many programs.
<8> haven't responded
<1> I added the directory C:\PHP to PATH, and it contains libmysql.dll.
<8> who is it?
<0> An idiot
<9> hi :)
<8> what does it want?
<0> Who's not even here?
<8> um he is
<0> Oh, I just can't spell
<8> i see him on my userlist
<8> my moomy told me not to talk to strangers
<5> It's bad enough that Windows even HAS "text mode". If anyone ever introduces it into Linux, I'll probably arrested as an accessory to murder.
<0> Yeah, and I told him twice yesterday to stop soliciting.
<8> what's he want?
<0> rares000: To screw users
<0> rares000: He appears to be trying to hire PHP developers, but was told not to recruit here.
<0> iPod-nano: Eventually, either you'll answer the question directly, or I'll get tired of you. Now. Is libmysql.dll on your PATH?
<1> I told you, it's in C:\PHP and C:|PHP is in the system Path.
<0> iPod-nano: This is a yes or no question. The *ONLY* acceptable answers are either the word "Yes" or the word "No". Is libmysql.dll on your PATH?
<1> I believe that would be a yes.
<10> err
<11> a question about singleton patterns: if i call a getInstance in another cl***: i do it like singleton::getInstance(); But then he goes into his constructor too??!
<0> iPod-nano: I don't want to know what you believe. Anything besides "yes" or "no" is going to be considered equivocation, and I'm not interested in helping someone who can't directly answer such a simple question.
<10> why would it goes there ?
<12> mm, nothing says "trendwhore" like product placement in an irc nick.
<1> I hate Windows!
<12> iPod-nano: so?
<0> iPod-nano: Is libmysql.dll on your PATH?
<1> I said Yes already.
<0> No you didn't, you said you *believe* it's a yes.
<10> Aap, I have a Site cl***. its constructor initialize stuffs. then i have a static method called... guess... getInstance() that checks for instance of Site in $GLOBALS
<0> I believe the Moon is a m*** hallucination.
<8> iPod-nano: so you went and found the file in a directory that is listed in your path?
<10> either there is one and i just return it by ref. or i call the constructor
<0> iPod-nano: Did you stop the web server?
<10> (and i return)
<1> I even restarted.
<0> iPod-nano: Did you stop the web server?
<1> Restarting the computer stops the web server.
<0> iPod-nano: Did you stop the web server?
<8> i believe he means yes
<0> rares000: I believe the Moon is a m*** hallucination.
<11> okay, so outside the Site cl***, how do you call the getInstance() --->because you need to call the getInstance, not the constructor
<0> Until he says yes, this conversation is at yet another imp***e
<1> TML: need you be so hostile?
<10> Aap, i'm talking about static method...
<0> iPod-nano: Need you be so ignorant?
<10> so Site::getInstance()
<11> yes
<0> iPod-nano: If you follow instructions and answer boolean questions with direct yes or no answers, you'll find my hostility decreases significantly.
<8> iPod-nano: he's not at your computer he cannot see it he needs direct answers
<10> Aap, note that getInstance() will call the constructor *IF* needed
<0> For example, right now I'm trying to determine whether you understand the difference between stopping the webserver and rebooting the OS.
<11> true
<0> So, iPod-nano: Did you stop the web server?
<10> you should not call the constructor directly (imho)
<8> why is it so hard to understand that helping people remotely is often done blindly without any clue what the user is actually doing
<1> Yes, I stopped the web server, I restarted the computer, I'm back in the "Environment Variables" and to answer your questions, yes, it's on my PATH.
<1> I even checked it twice.
<0> iPod-nano: Did you stop the web server WITHOUT RESTARTING THE COMPUTER?
<10> it also depends on where you put your instance... i find convenient to use $GLOBALS for this.
<1> What difference would that make?
<13> Hiya, I added a few tags to PHP's configure the other day and recompiled + installed the thing (didn't change any settings or remove anything, only added things) and Horde is now coming up with this lot: http://webmail.pagan-network.org/ Any ideas?
<11> I don't do that (and getInstance() has to do that ONCE, but he does it several times.) For example when i call getInstance() from Site in another cl***
<8> iPod-nano: you don't know if TML wants the web server to STAY stopped
<0> iPod-nano: VERY VERY VERY LARGE DIFFERENCE
<0> I can't even describe the enormity of the difference.
<1> Fine, it's stopped.
<10> calling getInstance() from Site is an error (imho)
<1> The server is no longer running.
<0> iPod-nano: OK. Which web server are you using?
<10> well ok, i'll post the few lines of my static method
<1> Apache 2.
<11> yes
<11> thx
<8> maybe he wants you to STOP the server not RE(LOAD, BOOT, START)
<0> iPod-nano: Are you logged into the server using VNC, Remote Desktop, or some other means?
<1> Don't tell me I have to go and mess with httpd.conf.
<1> VNC
<1> The server is over a mile away from me.
<8> apache 2 uses appache2.conf
<0> iPod-nano: How do you stop and start your apache? Using a shortcut in your start menu?
<1> The apache monitor in my system tray.
<0> iPod-nano: OK, that's great. Do you know where your apache log files are stored?
<1> 'Fraid not.
<0> Ok, then you're going to have to find your apache configuration files
<0> In one of those files there should be a line "ErrorDocument DRIVE:\Path\file.log"
<1> httpd.conf?
<14> If apache1.3.x
<0> I'm using "meta-names" there. They won't be called that precisely.
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