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Caps DO do something - Windows based servers are not case sensitive but Unix/Linux servers are. /home/subdirectory and /home/SUBDIRECTORY are not the same thing on a Unix server. Domain names are case insensitive, filenames/folders/paths are case sensitive. More info...

Good afternoon :) I have things set up on my computer as my local version of my site is residing on a Windows (XP I think) network drive and I automatically ftp the changed files to the remote server (Linux based). I set it up in the Edit Sites that when logging on to the Linux box the home...

For this list it doesn't matter if all the users see the other addresses - it's an internal corporate email and people need to be able to respond back to all other users. I have verified all the email addresses and the problem arises only with hyphenated addresses. I should note that I...

I have created an email which queries my MySQL database for the email distribution list, assigning the email list to the variable $to. It appears that any time I have a hyphen in the email address it messes up and I think it's putting in a hard return after each hyphen so the email list isn't...

Appreciate the response but the FAQ doesn't help me - I had already read this stuff as well as php.net's discussion on it before I posted here and all I got was more confused. I've tried register_globals = On and register_globals = Off and saw no difference unless I'm looking at the wrong ini...

I'm passing variables in my url and reading them on a page (i.e. http://mydomain.com/tt.php?ctypeid=2&list=1) and my code doesn't appear recognize the variables "ctypeid" and "list". When I echo $ctypeid and $list on my page they are both null. My code for tt.php works on...

Interesting - I had read that you could only use 4 cookies per site, not 20. I am using session variables for login as well but it depends on if a person logs in and wants the site to remember the person next time he/she visits. I have been thinking of changing the cookies to hold less, but...

I'm having a problem with my cookies. It was working perfectly and then my boss asked me to add a few things so I added them to the cookie. Once I added the 11 new 1/0 (tinyint datatype) items my cookie started dropping the items it stored in the cookie first. I tried changing the cookie name...

I am trying to do a PHP page which displays all events within the current month, however the date field is an int and I don't know how to convert it just for my query. Is there a int-to-date function that can be used in a query to convert the date?

I have this in there at the end of the query: or die ("Screwed Up: " . mysql_error()); Did I put it in the wrong place?

Not a dumb question at all but yes, the user definately has the permission to add. Actually the user has permission to do anything it wants to do.

Newbie here with a question though I'm not sure if it belongs in the PHP forum or the MySQL one. I've been trying to insert data into MySQL via PHP and haven't been successful. A mysql_affected_rows() says "-1" records added, with no other error and no data inserted. My update queries...

I'm running on an Apache server but I am sending the SID through the URL via this line in my code: header("Location: index.php?SID=$PHPSESSID"); You did answer my question about how to access my variables after the redirect though even though I confused you ;) Thanks! Off to play...

I'm having problems passing my session variables in a redirect and my understanding is I don't need to use session_register in this instance. Below is my most recent version of the code that sets my variables and redirects to index.php. I am attempting to pass the SID (in this case it's called...

That's exactly what I'm thinking. I need to go nag the Unix admin.

Every path I can think of isn't found. (i.e. /usr/local/bin/mysql) My only option here is /opt/mysql/ and I don't have permission for it yet. The sound you just heard was me banging my head on my desk repeatedly. Strangely, it didn't help...

Newbie here with another problem MySQL is currently located on my Unix server at /opt/mysql. At the shell prompt I've tried to type in mysql -u root -p as well as just mysql. Both give me an error of "ksh: mysql: cannot execute". I am currently in the /opt/ directory and...

Just wanted to thank you instead of just leaving this out there hanging. I understand now what I need to do thanks to you. I just am trying to get access to the server now so I can add myself and start working. I was hoping to come back here with a "Thanks! It worked!" but alas my...

Thanks for the quick response. So if I wanted to add a user and then access remotely would I go to a Unix prompt and do this? mysql --user=root mysql GRANT SELECT,INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE,CREATE,DROP ON MyDatabaseName.* TO MyUserName@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'MyPassword'; And if the syntax is...

I'm trying to connect to a MySQL database located on a Unix server using MySQL Front on my NT workstation. I'm getting the error "Connection Failed: 1130 - xxx.xx.xx.xxx (my IP address) is not allowed to connect to this MySQL". I've never used MySQL before (only Microsoft SQL...