To get correct DB Info, you’ve to get them from clientarea.
Not actually, Bool is given because it’s unable to connect to the database due (HY000/1045).
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Thanks for defining what bool means.
@Admin @Ergastolator1 @Fury_Phoenix @Rfgdsans1 Hi all…
I just rechecked my local host code, filled it n number of times…tried every different permutation and combination…Finally, I just placed @ sign before mysli… and the error message stated above in both my pages have vanished…login.php works fine without any error or warning message but register.php still doesn’ t works…Although i do not get any error but when i click on register it just gives a BLANK page…pls try to access my site now and advuce…thx again
In PHP, you can add an @ sign before a function call to suppresses any error generated by this function. So while it does indeed cause the error message to disappear, it doesn’t actually fix the database connection.
I checked your database configuration and the databases in your account. The issue is: there aren’t any. Before you can use a database, you need to create the database through the control panel.
Also note that database names are prefixed with your account username, so you’ll need to update your config too.
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