A testing server is normally local, that is on your local
server or
machine. The remote server is on your isp computers. NO, I
would not
make local and remote the same. Does your isp allow to attach
remotely
to the database? Some do and more, in my experience, do not;
you have
to use what is available on their site.
If you can open MySQL control center, query analyzer, etc
then you know
that MySQL is working.
What is the connection string you are using?
cardinalsyne wrote:
> Please help.
> I am trying to connect to a remote server to develop a
php
> application with a mysql database. I have taken all the
steps, but
> when I try to connect using the dreamweaver application
database
> connections, I get this error "an unidentified error has
occurred."
> I am able to connect remotely via MySql administrator.
> I am working on a Mac with Tiger 10.4.11.
>
> I have set my testing server to be the same as my remote
server?
> does this need to be different?
>
> php and mysql are on the same machine, so I have put in
local host
> as the MySql server in the MySQL connection panel.
>
> I could really use some help on this. Thanks.
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