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Yep, I have since done that. :)

Everything else is using PDO and prepared statements. This is the single part that I am using this php function for. It's for a closed class that is not accessible to the web and is only used for an internal script.

It's not for production use. It's for an internal project that will be used by 3 people at work.

Alright, fixed. It was my stupidity. I had to parse the $title and add quote marks around it.

This is the error I'm getting  -  Could not update data: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'Title WHERE id = 9' at line 1

Yet, it seems to not work. :/

Essentially I am attempting to update the the "title" field on a table called "threads" My current mysql attempt is something like  UPDATE threads SET title = $title WHERE id = $id

Alright, so here's my problem, and it's probably an easy fix, I'm just out of it from a long coding session. This is a php and mysql question... I want to update the title field where id = $id $id is a variable passed through the URI and I know how to grab that. I just can't seem to get the...

The little icon is at a non https link right now.

I'm using AFP (Apple File Protocol) across all my servers and machines. It works well and integrates with my macbook and servers really well.

Open a ticket with Colostore support. You can email them - [email protected]

Sold in PM. Payment pending.

Hello, I have a server for sale.  The Server Dell CS24-SC Dual L5420 16gb Ram 2 x 250gb Drives 1 x Adata 32gb SSD I want $250 for the server. You pay to ship it wherever you want or you can keep it at colostore for $70/month.  

Seems the video was removed from youtube.

I'd be interested in seeing the route-views server for your bgp table. Been looking for a good Dallas provider.

I also have done this. I'm happy with the new service.

I would use it. :)

Price for colo?

When you go with certain types of memory caching you also run the chance of corrupted/broken files if something goes wrong such as power outages.

The limit would be maxing out the USB bus. It's pretty easy to do that with 1 usb drive. I know from experience. :)