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ewalters
 
 
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CMS Content Page

Post by ewalters »

The PHP on the content page fell over with a message:

"deprecated MySQL_connect()" line 54 content.php

The admin page works fine and I can see the rows in the database tables.

Please advise
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Pablo
 
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Post by Pablo »

If your webhost no longer supports the mySQL extension then make sure you select 'PHP5' in the Page properties so the code will use mySQLi instead.
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Post by wysiDan »

I am getting the following error on the webpage that is viewed on my browser. "Deprecated: mysql_connect(): The mysql extension is deprecated and will be removed in the future: use mysqli or PDO instead in /home4/goleanstream/churchpurse.life/index.php on line 54". By your previous comment you seem to indicate that this coming from my server and I should change the page properties to PHP extension and HTML5, if I understood correctly. I have the WWB page set to that configuration. Also, when I go to phpMyAdmin (from my webhost cpanel) I see that it says that PHP version: 5.6.30 is being used. Why am I still getting this error?
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Post by Pablo »

By your previous comment you seem to indicate that this coming from my server and I should change the page properties to PHP extension and HTML5
No, you will need to set the PHP version in the page propoertieds to PHP5+
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Post by wysiDan »

I see it under Properties, Miscellaneous, PHP Version. Works fine!

Thanks!
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