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MySQL Driven Chat Script: weird result
I have looked over the tutorial on a chat script and have put together the php and mysql sucessfully.
The tute is at URL If I upload it to a host on the net (and organise the mysql database) it works fine If I try and run the script on my own win2000 machine which has php (latest) and mySQL (3.23.49) all I get is the submitloginform over and over again no matter what 'nick' I enter. It is clean and reports no errors from either php or mysql I am really puzzled. I would really like to be able to get it to work on my local machine because then I can modify and learn from it much more effectively than if I have to upload it for every minor change that I experiment with. If anyone could offer suggestions I would be grateful Thanks Dave |
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register_globals= is set to off by default with later versions of php. Try editing your php ini file to turn register globals= on. I run my own apache server, php and perl on my machine for testing locally and i have had the same problem with some tutorials and it took me ages to figure out why.
Last edited by wap : December 25th, 2002 at 04:52 AM. |
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Thank you
That did the trick! Dave |
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