#1: The syntax behind the eval(); It is very simple and straight forward… You pass any string argument through the eval construct. The string will be treated as any PHP code. The basic syntax is: http://www.intechgrity.com/understanding-php-eval-function-and-usage-do-more-than-just-evaluating/
Monthly Archives: February 2011
PHP Mysql Search Sctipt
<?php $hostname_logon = “localhost” ; $database_logon = “” ; $username_logon = “” ; $password_logon = “” ; $connections = mysql_connect($hostname_logon, $username_logon, $password_logon) or die ( “Unabale to connect to the database” ); mysql_select_db($database_logon) or die ( “Unable to select database!” );