Posted by Justin.Voelker on 04/02/07 16:23

On Apr 2, 1:16 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote:
> Justin.Voelker wrote:
> > Can anyone clue me on on how to have my html page continue rendering
> > past a MySQL error? If you visitwww.Base2WebDesign.com, click login,
> > type in anything for a username and password, then view the page
> > source. You will see that the page displays the error then just stops
> > rendering the html. (I know what the error is, I deleted that table
> > on purpose for a simple way to show you what I would like fixed.)
> > This doesn't cause any problems on this particular page (other than it
> > fails vailidation) but I some of my website I have other information
> > below those errors and even the remainder of the page. If it hits an
> > error I would like the remainder of the page to still be displayed,
> > just display the error and keep moving. Is there anyway to do this?
> > Thank you so much for anyone that can help me out!
>
> That depends. Why is the page stopping? A mysql error won't stop the
> PHP code from running. You must be doing something to make it stop.
>
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Right now my statements are as follows:

$sql = "SELECT
ul_id,ul_username,ul_password,ul_admin_level,ul_login_id FROM
user_login WHERE ul_username='$vul_username'";
$result = mysql_query($sql) or die('Query failed: ' . mysql_error());

Could I change the "or die" part so it would display the message but
continue rendering the page?

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