[FX.php List] Help With Syntax

[Bob Patin]

Put this in your code:

echo $ReturnedData['errorCode'];

What error are you seeing?


On Feb 5, 2007, at 9:49 AM, Gary Henderson wrote:

> Ok here’s where I’m at now.  A totally different error.
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> <?php
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> require("FX.php");
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> $serverIPAddress = '66.153.143.128';
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> $currentDatabase = 'od.fp7';
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> $InstanceName = new FX($serverIPAddress);
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> $InstanceName->SetDBData($currentDatabase, 'od', 'All');
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> $InstanceName->SetDBPassword("odsports","Admin");
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> $ReturnedData = $InstanceName->FMFindALL();
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> print_r($ReturnedData);
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> ?>
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> Page with results is online at http://www.o-d.com/FX/odtest.php
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> From: fx.php_list-bounces at mail.iviking.org [mailto:fx.php_list- 
> bounces at mail.iviking.org] On Behalf Of Bob Patin
> Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 6:38 PM
> To: FX.php Discussion List
> Subject: Re: [FX.php List] Help With Syntax
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> So that makes me wonder, have you uploaded the FX folder to your  
> web server? :)
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> Stupid question probably, but I've been bitten so many times by the  
> simplest of errors...
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> On Feb 2, 2007, at 5:33 PM, Bob Patin wrote:
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> Forgive my ignorance here, but does "require("FX/FX.php")" work  
> equally well as "include_once("FX/FX.php")?
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> You can also return an error code in the last line, which may help;  
> if you're getting a parse error, it was probably because of the  
> lack of the semicolon in the last line of your code.
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> Also, in my code, I always specify the extension of the database  
> file too, so it reads "od.fp7":
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> <?php
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> include_once("FX.php");
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> $serverIPAddress = '66.153.148.215';
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> $currentDatabase = 'od.fp7';
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> $InstanceName = new FX($serverIPAddress, "591");
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> $InstanceName->SetDBData($currentDatabase, "od");
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> $InstanceName->SetDBPassword("odsports","Admin");
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> $InstanceName->AddDBParam('od', "od", 'eq');
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> $ReturnedData = $InstanceName->FMFind();
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> echo $ReturnedData['errorCode'];
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> ?>
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> Also, are you sure that PHP is running on the web server? Have you  
> tried a page with
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> <?php
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> phpinfo();
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> ?>
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> That'll at least tell you that PHP is running, and what version  
> you're running (as well as a ton of other info). Forgive me if I'm  
> telling you something you already know...
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> On Feb 2, 2007, at 4:10 PM, DC wrote:
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> it's probably an error object. try print_r instead of echo. also  
> try echoing <pre> tags before and after the print_r to see it nice  
> and neat.
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> looks like your file is named od? shouldn't youhave a .fp7 or .fp5  
> after that?
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> dan
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