[RESOLVED] new to WAMP [Please Help] - HTML Forums

Zurom · 07-21-2009, 12:06 PM

Hi all,

I've been developing a website for sometime on webspace provided by godaddy. Recently looking at using a local server to develop my site, I saw that it had a bit more freedom. So I just installed WAMP and everything is working fine.

However, when I put my files from my GoDaddy FTP server into the "www" WAMP folder, my site has gone to not working at all.

First off, when I use "include", it actually includes all the content into the page creating a huge mess from the file being included, versus just bringing in the code to be used when the proper function is called.

Also, does WAMP support integrating, XHTML and JavaScript directly to work with PHP?

Here's an example of what I mean:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript">
    function SomeJSFunction()
    {
<?php   if ($variable == false) { ?>
            var jsVar = document.getElementById("formControl");
<?php   } ?>
    }
</script>

This worked fine on the webspace provided by Godaddy.

On a side note, that may or may not be relevant to this issue, the PHP version on the Godaddy server is 4.3.11. (So maybe some code I'm using is obsolete?)

Thanks for any help/insight

Zurom · 07-21-2009, 02:08 PM

Alright, I fixed the errors I listed above. I realized how picky this is now lol.

Anyways, I have another issue.

Using AJAX, I'm going to a PHP file to run some code. In this file is this function:

Code:

OpenConnection($hostname,$username,$password);

I'm getting the 3 variables from an included config file. I did an echo to ensure the variables weren't null. They aren't null.

Then I go to the actual "OpenConnection" function (found in a separately included file called "include"). The function looks like this:

Code:

function OpenConnection($hostname, $database, $password)
{
	$connect = @mysql_connect($hostname,$database,$password);
	mysql_select_db($database);
}

At this point, I'm just looking at FireBug's console to see what the AJAX response is, but the procedure goes for a minute exactly and stops (a time out supposedly). Any idea what might be causing this?

dilshad · 09-05-2009, 08:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zurom

Alright, I fixed the errors I listed above. I realized how picky this is now lol.

Anyways, I have another issue.

Using AJAX, I'm going to a PHP file to run some code. In this file is this function:

Code:

OpenConnection($hostname,$username,$password);

I'm getting the 3 variables from an included config file. I did an echo to ensure the variables weren't null. They aren't null.

Then I go to the actual "OpenConnection" function (found in a separately included file called "include"). The function looks like this:

Code:

function OpenConnection($hostname, $database, $password)
{
	$connect = @mysql_connect($hostname,$database,$password);
	mysql_select_db($database);
}

At this point, I'm just looking at FireBug's console to see what the AJAX response is, but the procedure goes for a minute exactly and stops (a time out supposedly). Any idea what might be causing this?

Hi Friend

as for my information what ever syntax you have written above it is not write
you must have to check your syntax

it should be like this

$con=connect_mysql("hostname","user","password") or die("couldnt select ".mysql_error());