Keary Suska wrote:
>
> As has been said, this is an issue with your PHP code, and can't be
> determined without seeing it.
I think I just needed a break =)
Here's the problem =)
$select_query = "SELECT assignment_no, answer, isHTML FROM
assignment_answers WHERE training_id=$TRAINING_ID AND
lesson_no=$LESSON_NO AND participants_id=$PARTICIPANTS_ID ORDER BY
assignment_no;";
$res = sql_query($select_sql);
I should've been using
$select_query =) in my call to the sql_query() function =)
>
> Hint: You cannot use a database handle as a global variable outside of its
> native scope in certain versions of PHP. 4.0.6 corrects this problem.
>
Yes, you can... I'm using the pgsql.inc from the MRBS
(http://mrbs.sourceforge.net) guys, and I am using 4.0.4pl1 =)
Thanks.
Cheers,
John Clark
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