Webmaster Forum / PHP / Database Access / September 2008

Hi all.  Can't seem to get PHP to play nice with MySQL.
First I logged into MySQL, created the db, switched to it and then
granted (what I thought were) correct privileges:
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I've got this weird problem.  I'm connecting to MySQL via PHP,
querying a particular table, closing the connection then parsing and
displaying the results.  I then modify the table but when I reload the
PHP page, the output does not reflect this change.

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I'm having difficultiy pulling back an application id that has a note
attached, which has not been viewed. I think I've gone wrong in my
Right Join, but cann't figure it out. Any help would be appreciated.
Basically there are three tables, and application table, a notes table

I know this is a lot but it is the culmination of 5 days of cold sweaty fear
and neck cringing frustration.
The following is installed in my Windows XP (Home Version 2002, Service Pack
2) machine. Please bear in mind I installed all of this according to

I have a table with a incremented field at each adding request.
So let's say I have 10 records in the table, numbered from 1 to 10.
Now let's say an user deleted the 7th record.
So far, when I add a new record, it's numbered is 11 (the table is ORDER BY; and the new number is ...

I have a mysql table with all data exposed on a page. On the top of
the page I would like to have a link sorting table data, following a
query like ORDER BY first_name DESC and maybe ORDER BY last_name. But
how do I wrap this event in a link in the top of the output document?