Jun 6th, 2009, 8:10 AM
Hi Zack,
That's odd! If your hosting company is adamant that its running MySQL 4 then the PHP configuration is mostly likely at fault. Form Tools calls the built-in PHP mysql_get_client_info function to retrieve information about the database. So PHP thinks you're running MySQL 3.
Maybe pass this information along to them - that may help them with debugging.
The other thing is that you might want to double check which database you're connecting to. I run multiple databases with different versions, and at times I enter in the wrong info. It's probably not this, but worth double-checking!
mizison - thanks for the tip about the permissions! I didn't know it gave a blank page. I'm going to log this as a bug.
- Ben
That's odd! If your hosting company is adamant that its running MySQL 4 then the PHP configuration is mostly likely at fault. Form Tools calls the built-in PHP mysql_get_client_info function to retrieve information about the database. So PHP thinks you're running MySQL 3.
Maybe pass this information along to them - that may help them with debugging.
The other thing is that you might want to double check which database you're connecting to. I run multiple databases with different versions, and at times I enter in the wrong info. It's probably not this, but worth double-checking!
mizison - thanks for the tip about the permissions! I didn't know it gave a blank page. I'm going to log this as a bug.
- Ben