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    Lmao thats what im thinking :p

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    Nothing looks wrong with the code, apart from the continous mysql_query
    PHP Code:
    <?php include('../Connections/MySQL.php'); ?>
    That is not the problem. That is just saying include a certain file.

    Edit: I have noticed that you haven't defined these variables: $mysql, $database_mysql

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    Perhaps they're in the MySQL.php?
    Anyway, use require rather than include.
    kinda quit.

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    I was thinking that. Then again, it might not be.

    CHECK YOUR MYSQL.PHP FILLLLLLEELELELLELE!

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    it is quite hard to say what the error is with without knowing the error message "/

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    Right ok The ../Connection/MySQL.php include and file is fine. There is NO, I repeat NO error message, it just dosent create the tables.

    Basicly heres my folder/file tree:

    -Connections
    --MySQL.php
    -Install
    --install2.php (This is the file being used to run the SQL)

    Edit: Also do you really think I am that dumb to use file paths on my computer not file paths on the target server ''/

    Also heres my MySQL.php file:

    PHP Code:
    <?php
    $hostname_mysql 
    "localhost";
    $database_mysql "radio2";
    $username_mysql "root";
    $password_mysql "";
    $mysql mysql_pconnect($hostname_mysql$username_mysql$password_mysql) or trigger_error(mysql_error(),E_USER_ERROR); 
    ?>
    The username, passwords, and db are ok.
    Last edited by Tomm; 24-04-2006 at 03:02 PM.

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    I wouldnt use .../ id use / thats just moi and im learning

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sygon.
    I wouldnt use .../ id use / thats just moi and im learning
    No because the Connections folder it not in the install folder is it now?

    Anyway I think I fixed the problem. I used a diffrent type of table on my local (Testing) MySQL server than on my deployment server.

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    Org, did you add the correct prefix to the tables?

    eg: I own habbotoday.net, and it would be:

    habtoday_admin (for username)
    did you remember to add the prefix (yoursite_)?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Organised
    No because the Connections folder it not in the install folder is it now?

    Anyway I think I fixed the problem. I used a diffrent type of table on my local (Testing) MySQL server than on my deployment server.
    Yay my orignal thought was correctomondo then

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