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First, make sure that your site allows you to use php and gives you database access (usually mySQL).
When you finished making the files as instructed here, you have to upload those files to your site using FTP or whatever filemanager comes with your hosting package.
When you finished making the files as instructed here, you have to upload those files to your site using FTP or whatever filemanager comes with your hosting package.
if i want to register on my website this comes :
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Oh... there's something wrong with the details (or constants) you specified in your dbConfig.php file. This is the code provided in the 1st page of this thread (with comments):
The details in red are provided by your host. Most likely, you won't be changing
You can't just guess values for that. Ask your host for those details. The script will work fine once you get those values.
Or if you use cpanel, I might be able to guide you into setting up a database.
<?
// Replace the variable values below
// with your specific database information.
$host = "localhost";
$user = "UserName";
$pass = "Password";
$db = "dbName";
// This part sets up the connection to the
// database (so you don't need to reopen the connection
// again on the same page).
$ms = mysql_pconnect($host, $user, $pass);
if ( !$ms )
{
echo "Error connecting to database.\n";
}
// Then you need to make sure the database you want
// is selected.
mysql_select_db($db);
?>The details in red are provided by your host. Most likely, you won't be changing
$host = "localhost"; but you need the $user, $pass, and $db . Unfortunately, I can't get that for you since only you are supposed to know your password. The username ($user) and database name ($db) can be requested from your host.You can't just guess values for that. Ask your host for those details. The script will work fine once you get those values.
Or if you use cpanel, I might be able to guide you into setting up a database.
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Soo i need to change ;
$host = "localhost";
$user = "UserName"; << My UserName?
$pass = "Password"; << My Password?
$db = "dbName"; << My Database?
$host = "localhost";
$user = "UserName"; << My UserName?
$pass = "Password"; << My Password?
$db = "dbName"; << My Database?
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Soo i need to change:
$host = "localhost"; $user = "UserName"; << My UserName? $pass = "Password"; << My Password? $db = "dbName"; << My Database?
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Dude i did ,, but now i get this :
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soo it will like this ( it's a example) :
$host = "localhost";
$user = "Kevin";
$pass = "123456";
$db = "mysqladmin";
it's correct?
$host = "localhost";
$user = "Kevin";
$pass = "123456";
$db = "mysqladmin";
it's correct?
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Wait... why are you connecting twice? (In line 10 and in line 18 of your dbConfig.php file)... Did you comment out the sample code properly?
And as I said, as long as the details/values are correct, you should be able to connect!
By the way, mysqladmin is most likely NOT your database name. It's something you can use to create databases and tables...
Can you post your dbConfig.php file? Be sure to comment out the values like this:
Because I think you've accidentally made two sets of connection variables in your config file (thus the double-connection error).
And as I said, as long as the details/values are correct, you should be able to connect!
By the way, mysqladmin is most likely NOT your database name. It's something you can use to create databases and tables...
Can you post your dbConfig.php file? Be sure to comment out the values like this:
<?
// Replace the variable values below
// with your specific database information.
$host = "XXXXXXXX";
$user = "XXXXXXX";
$pass = "XXXXXXXX";
$db = "XXXXXX";
// This part sets up the connection to the
// database (so you don't need to reopen the connection
// again on the same page).
$ms = mysql_pconnect($host, $user, $pass);
if ( !$ms )
{
echo "Error connecting to database.\n";
}
// Then you need to make sure the database you want
// is selected.
mysql_select_db($db);
?>Because I think you've accidentally made two sets of connection variables in your config file (thus the double-connection error).
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K i post my dbConfig.php here it is :
Btw the "XXX'S" are NOT MY REAL DETAILS
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Btw the "XXX'S" are NOT MY REAL DETAILS
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