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PHP Page and Database Not Interfacing
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| Our hosting company's server went down a few days ago. After they fixed
it, our PHP Page and Database are not interfacing. They are not
believing me that I have done nothing on my end in several months with
uploading new files or doing anything with the database, insisting I
have to fix this myself. I am somewhat adept at html, but had a friend
get me started on the database -- then I took over, entering new data,
revising fields, but know nothing of what is done before that.
I will be happy to attach to an email to you the php file and a screen
shot of the database summary page (that appears after using PHPMyAdmin
to enter the database).
To protect your email address, you can go to our website:
carolwilsongallery.com
and send an email on this subject. I'll respond with the attachments.
And I promise to post the solution here after we are done.
I'm quite sure the solution is very simple, and an expert would be able
to tell me exactly what to do in a few minutes.
Thanking you in advance.
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| Oli Filth 2006-02-24, 9:55 pm |
| Neil said the following on 24/02/2006 03:44:
> Our hosting company's server went down a few days ago. After they fixed
> it, our PHP Page and Database are not interfacing. They are not
> believing me that I have done nothing on my end in several months with
> uploading new files or doing anything with the database, insisting I
> have to fix this myself. I am somewhat adept at html, but had a friend
> get me started on the database -- then I took over, entering new data,
> revising fields, but know nothing of what is done before that.
>
> I will be happy to attach to an email to you the php file and a screen
> shot of the database summary page (that appears after using PHPMyAdmin
> to enter the database).
> To protect your email address, you can go to our website:
>
> carolwilsongallery.com
>
> and send an email on this subject. I'll respond with the attachments.
> And I promise to post the solution here after we are done.
>
What would be easier is for you to just post the error messages you are
getting (making sure you are you checking mysql_error() after every DB
call), and a stripped-down version of the code you are using.
--
Oli
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