Re: MySQL 5 & PHP 4.4.2?
I'm in what probably is the same seat. I want to use PHP 4 since I have no intrest in upgrading to PHP 5 yet ( it would destroy to much code and I don't really have any needs for the added functionality ). I still want to use the latest version of mysql though, but as some of you might know, the protocol for connecting to a mysql server has changed, meaning the mysql_* function don't work anymore. Is there any way to continue using the mysql_* functions without upgrading to mysqli? And if I'm forced to upgrade to mysqli, how do I accomplish that with PHP 4? It didn't come installed by default.
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Re: MySQL 5 & PHP 4.4.2?
April 06, 2006 02:07PM
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