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BorisZ

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  1. perfect, its working now :angry: Thanks!
  2. Hi, Im using Uniformserver for long time and this is the first time Im facing with the problem. Yesterday I downloaded the latest version of Uniformserver and before that I think I was using 4.3 version. As I said before that I didnt had any kind of problems and all worked OK, but after I unpacked this latest version and added my files within "www" folder I started server and when I want to open any .php page which is connecting to database Im getting fallowing error: now the file whihc is used to connect to database it as fallows: <?php # FileName="Connection_php_mysql.htm" # Type="MYSQL" # HTTP="true" $hostname_coupons_database = "localhost"; $database_coupons_database = "rootdatabase"; $username_coupons_database = "root"; $password_coupons_database = "root"; $coupons_database = mysql_connect($hostname_coupons_database, $username_coupons_database, $password_coupons_database) or trigger_error(mysql_error(),E_USER_ERROR); ?> what is the problem, why with previous versions I didnt had any problem and with this new open I cant open any php file whos connecting to database. BTW clean .html pages are ok, and also .php pages which are not connecting to database login file so I guess that something is wrong in there. Thanks for help. Best Regards

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