hi,
I have defined some user tags to connect to a mysql database and now I have this error: Warning: mysql_real_escape_string() [function.mysql-real-escape-string]: A link to the server could not be established in /var/www/cmsmadesimple/lib/adodb_lite/adodbSQL_drivers/mysql/mysql_driver.inc on line 174
and then some accents (from the database) in my pages appear propertly and some don't.
Can anyone help me please?
access denies for function.mysql-real-escape-string
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Re: access denies for function.mysql-real-escape-string
So you're using user tags to make a 2nd connection to the database? There could be a configuration issue going on her that is only allowing one connection per request (you have two... one from CMSMS/adodb and one from your tag). Your best bet it to use the adodb connection instead and not open up the 2nd one.
Granted, that is an adodb connection, but it shouldn't be any harder to use than the standard php/mysql functionality.
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global $gCms;
$db =& $gCms->GetDb();
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Re: access denies for function.mysql-real-escape-string
Hi,
it was a charset problem.
I created a use tag with utf-8 and my database is in latin1. I solved that and the error dissappear.
Sorry and thanks
it was a charset problem.
I created a use tag with utf-8 and my database is in latin1. I solved that and the error dissappear.
Sorry and thanks
Re: access denies for function.mysql-real-escape-string
Although this is an old post, it bears relevance to a problem I have just encountered, and may help someone else out there.
I also connected to another database using a tag linked to an external php script, and likewise I was receiving the access denied message for mysql-real-escape-string after my script had executed. The error appeared in the cmsms footer. In my case, it was nothing to do with the utf-8 or any other character set, it was because I had used mysql_close($linkname) at the end of my script. Although mysql_close should only have closed the named link, it also appeared to close the link to the cmsms database as well (in a different database on a different server).
So one solution to try for this problem (only if you are connecting to a separate DB or server) is to remove mysql_close at the end of the script.
I also connected to another database using a tag linked to an external php script, and likewise I was receiving the access denied message for mysql-real-escape-string after my script had executed. The error appeared in the cmsms footer. In my case, it was nothing to do with the utf-8 or any other character set, it was because I had used mysql_close($linkname) at the end of my script. Although mysql_close should only have closed the named link, it also appeared to close the link to the cmsms database as well (in a different database on a different server).
So one solution to try for this problem (only if you are connecting to a separate DB or server) is to remove mysql_close at the end of the script.