Fatal Error :(

PHP General

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Subject: Fatal Error
Author: Scott (209.0.198.2)
Date: 28/03/2000 01:10

ok, I got the input working. But now when I try and export the data from the database, I get this Fatal Error...

Fatal error: Unable to open c URLrogram filesapache groupapachehtdocsoutput2.php3 in Unknown on line 0


Here is the code that I wrote up, Its my first real script so I imagine the problem lays within. Here it is.

<?
/* script to output to screen all users preferring Apples to Oranges */

/* declare some relevant variables */
$hostname = "localhost";
$username = "root";
/*$password = "mypassword";*/
$userstable = "table01";
$dbName = "troubleticket";

/* make connection to database */
MYSQL_CONNECT($hostname, $username) OR DIE("Unable to connect to database");

@mysql_select_db( "$dbName") or die( "Unable to select database");

/* Select all users with the preference Apples */
$query = "SELECT * FROM $userstable WHERE choice = '$Login'";

$result = MYSQL_QUERY($query);

/* How many of these users are there? */
$number = MYSQL_NUMROWS($result);

IF ($number == 0) :
Print "No Users Found";
ELSEIF ($number > 0) :
Print "Users Found: $number";
Print "Login ID: <input type="text" size="20" value="$Login">";
Print "Password: <input type="text" size="20" value="$Password">";
Print "Discription: <TEXTAREA NAME="comments" ROWS="4" COLS="40" Value="$Discription">";

ENDIF;
?>


If anyone has any recommendations please email me! Thanx in advance.

Is your code cut and pasted from your file?

Yea, That is the exact script that I used. Its my very first script of my own, so I suspect its just bad code. I basicly need someone who knows more of what there doing to take a gander at it.

That strange filename "filesapache groupapachehtdocsoutput2.php3" is maybe the reason. Apparently the slashes are missing and the whole expression should look like "files/apache group/apache/htdocs/output2.php3", right?

Did you use backslashes () or normal ones (/) as separator. It's just an idea, but maybe it helps ...

Bernhard