RE: PHP Error Messages

What that error message means is that the virtual() function doesn't exist. The virtual() function works on Apache only, so I imagined your site was hosted on a Windows server. Amazingly, it's not. It's Apache, but virtual() appears to have been disabled by the hosting company. That's not a bad thing, because virtual() causes endless problems for Dreamweaver users. Fear not, the solution is simple...

Dreamweaver automatically uses virtual() to include files, such as the MySQL connection file, when you set your site definition to use links relative to the site root. Simply replace virtual() with require_once(). However, require_once() needs a relative link to the include file.

So, at the top of your page, you probably have something like this:

<?php virtual('/Connections/mylink.php'); ?>

Change it like this:

<?php require_once('Connections/mylink.php'); ?>

Note that I have removed the forward slash at the beginning of the path to the connections file. The path needs to be relative to the document. Also, change the name of mylink.php to match the actual file you're using.