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Hi, I run my own site which uses PHP script and a MySQL database. Unfortunately, it's not hosted on my own computer, so I can't edit the database directly. However, I can download the database and upload information to it by running SQL queries. My question is this: to save time, I'd like to...

okay, sorry, I just searched for SQL and this is the first likely-looking forum it came up with. Sorry again!

Hi, I run my own site which uses PHP script and a MySQL database. Unfortunately, it's not hosted on my own computer, so I can't edit the database directly. However, I can download the database and upload information to it by running SQL queries. My question is this: to save time, I'd like to...

^_^ That's a good point. (Trust me to overlook the obvious stuff...) Thanks

Actually, change that... This time I actually watched it more closely... The box waited about 20 seconds before doing anything, then very quickly displayed all the text in my PHP file, then closed itself. Do I need to do something else to get the PHP program to run the code rather than just...

Hmmm... that didn't seem to work. I got a DOS box pop up when I tried running a PHP script. Then my firewall popped up a message saying that it was trying to connect to my SQL database online, which I let it do... then nothing happened. The DOS box just stayed blank for about 20 seconds, then...

I've recently installed a PHP script using a SQL database on my website. I don't host it myself, and it's taking ages to add records to the database online. So what I really need is a way of running PHP scripts on my local hard disk, so I don't need to be online to add records to the database...

Thanks valeriav! Your suggestion works fine.

Okay, here's the problem. I have a small part of my page that displays the number of users on my forums by using a small Javascript code. This is: <script src=&quot;../bbs/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?action=printwhoisonline&group=guests></script> Currently I've put this on a separate frame, using...

I'm by no means experienced at JS programming, and I worked out this script to combine the contents of three form elements and send the combined result to a CGI script. The only problem is, instead of putting spaces in between the terms like it was supposed to, it puts + signs between them...