Hey guys: I have one question access mysql using command line. I have no problem to access mysql based on this commend line “mysql –host=localhost –user=root –password=”mypassword””; however, I have issue access mysql using the conventional way: “mysql root -p”. I’ve tried many times to change root password. But I still only can access mysql using this commend line “mysql –host=localhost –user=root –password=”mypassword””. Any comments are welcoming!
I know ../ means go up a path, but what does ./ mean exactly?
So I’m running this javascript, and everything works fine, except the paths to the background image. It works on my local ASP.NET Dev environment, but it does NOT work when deployed to a server in a virtual directory.
I am having a route which gets multiple records from a database. There are possible filters to be applied to it as query parameters. For example cid.
In my controller I am doing a $chosen_category = $request->input('cid', 0); and it gets it just right when working on localhost.
However when testing on a real domain, the first request param is broken, because it gets the whole path together with the name. So my variable always equals to the default (0).
I have a php class used to manage write/read/delete files. The constructor receives the path (string) of the file. Basically something like:
After screwing up entirely my PHP configuration on MAC trying to get the SOAP module working (-bash: /usr/bin/php: No such file or directory
….) I now have to use MAMP but each time I have to type the path
I am getting the following error from Apache
I have searched high and low and get a lot of different solutions and variables containing info to get the absolute path. But they seem to work under some conditions and not under others. Is there one silver bullet way to get the absolute path of the executed script in PHP? For me, the script will run from the command line, but, a solution should function just as well if run within Apache etc.
When I echo $PATH on my command line, it returns
i have this function to return the full directory tree:
