>[snip] >i have this query set: >$EditQuery="select * from $EventsTable where >Id='$edit'"; >$query=mysql_query($EditQuery)||die(mysql_error()); >[/snip] > >You forgot the connection string arguement in >mysql_query even after putting in my standard mysql_connect(.....) stuff it still fails now the interesting thing here: normally i can do any mysql valid functions in php and append "||die(//whatever);" after it... but for some really odd reason mysql_query has a fit when i do that and for some reason it thinks im appending the litteral string "warning:........" to the query itself...
anybody know why that is or what the deal is... i had to modify the query set to read: mysql_connect(...)||die(mysql_error())//works $EditQuery="select * from $EventsTable where Id='$edit'"; $query=mysql_query($EditQuery);//||die(mysql_error()) //taken out (bug or something??) mysql_error();//have no clue why its even there it will //never get ran... im running php 4.3.3 if it makes any difference on that part -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
