William wrote:
Why waste time by turning this into an attack? (A rhetorical question, please don't bother addressing it.)
I'm pressing for a better answer now because the workaround you posted simply ignores the problem and because you implied that you got these functions to work -- presumably without having to mute warnings (otherwise, your solution is faulted). Just take a few minutes of your valuable time to read the code I posted. I challenge you to find fault with my management of the resource handles. In the end, we may both be better programmers.
Go 'challenge' someone else. I gave you a 'constructive workaround', you didn't like it. I gave you the non-'lazy approach' to help you find your problem, but you want to take the 'lazy approach' and 'challenge' us to find it for you.
It's really simple. If the php mysql functions tell you it's not a valid link, then it isn't; no matter what you think it is or isn't. Use mysql_error, break down sections of your code, ensure that you're getting back/passing data that you think you are, and track the problem down. That's how to become a better programmer.
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