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There are some notes there under Overview and Requirements about what
you need to have in place for everything to work smoothly.
$hname = "";
$uname = "";
$pword = "";
$dbName_SPlus = "";
to make sure you have the right values in there. Is your database
named "sp" without any other prefix or anything?
$uname and $pword are the username and password to connect to MySQL.
I'm not sure how you do/did this when you set up MySQL. I think by
defaul the user is "root" and the password is "" (i.e., empty). This
is something one should change. You might want to create a user
specifically for subjectsplus, like, sp_user and then give them the
permissions + password. Here's a post about retrieving/resetting your
password:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4371/how-do-i-retrieve-my-mysql-username-and-password
I can't vouch for this method.
$dbName_SPlus is whatever name you have give the database that stores
SubjectsPlus. "sp" is what I happen to call it, and works as well as
any name.
Do you have any sort of gui interface to look at MySQL like phpMyAdmin
or SQLyog? I tend to use these tools or cpanel to manage databases,
so I'm not up on how you do it by the command line. Though I'm sure
google would have some ideas.
Andrew