I cant see this being an issue with PHP because it would do that for
every function, have you tried using a different function, something
simple say,
function echo_this($param)
{
echo "$param";
}
Try that like your mquery function in both files and see what happens,
could be your script considering your not prepared to share your code
nobody could say for sure that it's not your code until they actually
see it!
Hope you find the solution!
James
Max Belushkin wrote:
It would also be helpful to see the mquery() script - maybe someone else
may know more then!
Well, mquery is simply "mysql_query($query);", in the stipped-down version
I've had to resort to for testing. Basically, does nothing, since even
mysql_connect that USED to be at the start of func.php got removed in the
tests.
I'm quessing this is a FreeBSD 5.1-PHP 4.4.1 specific issue by now, but
until now, no one on the FreeBSD mailing lists seems to have cried "wolf", so
I'll wait and see what on earth is going on...
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