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Posted by Charles FENDT on 10/20/11 11:16
Terrence Mullin a écrit :
>>I have been trying to set an area at home to run and
>>test php and MySQL applications. I used the tutorial
>>on http://www.ricocheting.com/server/cgi.html
>>to install Apache, PHP, and MySQL. Everything is
>>working great except for trying to test a simple
>>connection to the MySQL database through php. I have
>>seen some other people quote on how PHP5 no longer
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>has
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>>a direct link to MySQL. My platform is Windows XP at
>>the moment. I will shortly be partitioning two hard
>>drives for use of Linux on one of them. I would like
>>to know if there is a solution for WIndows XP. I
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>have
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>>seen people just go back to php4 to correct this. I
>>was wondering if there is a simple way I can stick
>>with PHP5 and make my connections. I receive this
>>error right now:
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>>Fatal error: Call to undefined function
>>mysql_connect() in C:\public_html\MySQLphptry.php on
>>line 18
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>>Where line 18, is just the mydsql_connect ();
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>command.
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>>Thank you for your help in this I know myself as
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>well
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>>as other forums out there would like to know a
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>simple
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>>solution if there is one.
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>SIncerely,
>Terry Mullin
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Try to edit your PHP.INI file
check if PHP_MYSQL.DLL in declared as module...
if the file is in the path...
But try to use MySQLi or PDO (PHP 5.1 or PECL modules for PHP 5.0)
This is a must better way to acces mysql Database...
regards,
FENDT Charles
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