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DarkSlaya POOOOOOOOOOOORN! Level: 88 Posts: 3919/4249 EXP: 6409254 For next: 241410 Since: 05-16-04 From: Montreal, Quebec, Canada Since last post: 8 hours Last activity: 5 hours |
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| I've seen some people ask about why there's an error at a certain line. Before asking please use the "mysql_error()" function, after the faulty query (the one reported at the top of the page, normaly it concerns "mysql_fetch_array".) What you do is: Replace: $wtf = mysql_fetch_array(somequery); To: $wtf = mysql_fetch_array(somequery) or die(mysql_error()); This makes finding errors easier (and sometimes point an obvious thing like: "table board.something doesn't exist". Hope this is gonna help some of you. By the way, mysql_error() really is your best friend. |
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