PHP MySQL Functions

Yawn. It's easy, really. Just put it in a .php file.

<?php
exp
?>

Replace exp with:
•mysqli_connect("host","accnt","passwd","dbname")
So...
host=localhost(mysql11.000webhost.com for 000webhost)
acct=DBUNAME
passwd=DBPASSWORD
dbname=DATABASE
•mysqli_query($cxn,"query")
The query could be...
CREATE DATABASE dbname ...
•mysqli_fetch_assoc/num_rows($result)
•mysqli_insert_id($cxn)


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oh yupe ricky right
<?php
mysqli_connect
("host,"username,"password");
mysql_select_db("dbname");

i did it wrong
i really have to remember the script

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include=("config.php")

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Also, you forgot some $ in front of the vars.

Na, just kidding. :)

Um... the only var is $cxn...

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or Select From Where User Vaule("$password",$username",$level");

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svass34 u mean $con

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No, $cxn.

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Sevas its $con.Theres not a thing called $cxn.

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Erm, it shouldn't matter what the variable name is guys (within what's allowed as a name). It could be $poop or something for that matter.

It's my job to help the next generation, and set a good example for them. And for that I'll gladly lay down my life.

Thank you, skittles.

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yes but sevas you act like a know it.:
yes $cxn is a variable. i wouldnt use varaibles with connect to SQL host.

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