I'm still experiencing problems making use of my imported MDB2 classes. General querying appears to work fine, but performing something like $mdb2->quote($variable) causes the application to come to a halt, without any error messages (at least, without any displayed while debugging through Netbeans 6.5). What I did was copy into my application directories the following: - MDB2.php - PEAR.php - All files under subdirectory MDB2 I added the directory where MDB2.php and PEAR.php are located to the include_path, as well as the MDB2 subdirectory. I know this is probably a longshot, but I was wondering if anyone on the list has any ideas if I should be including any other subdirectories, or if I should have copied anything else across from the PEAR installation to get functions such as $mdb2->quote() to work? Other than that, does anyone know of a resource where I can ask questions such as the above to people more actively involved with the MDB2 project? Unfortunately, this is driving me bonkers and means I'm not spending quality time on the actual development of the application I'm trying to build. M is for Murray On Sat, Dec 27, 2008 at 3:50 PM, Murray <planetthoughtful@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Thanks John and Mattias, > > It looks like your advice has helped me achieve my goal. > > Thanks again! > > M is for Murray > > > > On Sat, Dec 27, 2008 at 2:05 PM, Mattias Thorslund <mattias@xxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote: > >> As far as I recall, having done this, all that is required for a basic >> MDB2 is the PEAR base class and the driver classes for the platforms you >> want to support. >> >> >> >> Murray wrote: >> >>> Hi All, >>> >>> I'm wondering if it's possible or practical to implement MDB2 in my web >>> application, but without requiring a PEAR installation on the destination >>> server? >>> >>> Essentially, I'd like to include MDB2 entirely within my web application, >>> so >>> I can make use of db abstraction even on servers where PEAR isn't and >>> can't >>> be installed. >>> >>> Any suggestions? >>> >>> Many thanks in advance, >>> >>> M is for Murray >>> >>> >>> >> >> >
