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Posted by moosus on 11/10/06 02:56
I am going through it all @tm removing line breaks... The bits I don't
understand I will gloss over and come back to later.
It looks like there might be some missing >'s in the html on the reports
page (unless you are doing really weird stuff I can't see).
A few quick things if you have a sec ->
The db.class.php file - I am using Zend and it reports that there is syntax
errors on lines 4 & 5
static private $_instance = null;
static private $_lastStatement = '';
I haven't tried running the code yet so I'm not sure if they will parse -
just wondering why it doesn't like it.
As I said right in my first message ... I code with an open book in one hand
.... So this is going to sound real stupid ... How do I pass your
db.class.php my connections details ... I am reading but getting into a
deeper and deeper hole
@tm I am going with:
require_once('./inc/dbc.inc.php');
@mysql_query($sql);
To replace
db::execute($sql);
Cheers
moosus
in article FTQ4h.113$MX1.24@newsfe03.lga, Steve at no.one@example.com wrote
on 10/11/06 11:48 AM:
> btw, let me know when you get it working and whether or not it will do what
> you need. so often, you give people help and the thread just dies...without
> hearing anything else. feedback, any feedback, is good for my learning too.
> i need to know how other people approach problems and like to see their
> opinions on the front-end presentation of things.
>
> anyway, hope it works for you.
>
> - cheeses
>
>
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