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Bob! I emailed you aaaaaaaaages ago about my site (www.pocketmonkey.co.uk) and the issue with the variable screwing up once it went over 100. Someone here suggested it was something to do with the max limits on a MYSQL table, but I don't have a clue how I would edit that. Do you think you could look into it, as it's a matter of FREEOLA customer service and I know you guys wouldn't give an honest customer bad customer service...
freeola-moderator wrote:
> Unless your a Freeola ADSL customer
*you're
:D
> Unless your a Freeola ADSL customer
*you're
:D
It is nothing to do with a max variable length in MySQL. The Freeola servers do not support MySQL (Unless your a Freeola ADSL customer - 0845 customers will soon have a MySQL option available)
At the moment the servers only support flat file/text based databases.
At the moment the servers only support flat file/text based databases.
I think he means Bob the Webmaster.
What is the actual problem your encountering with this variable when it hits 100?
What is the actual problem your encountering with this variable when it hits 100?
Is this Bob as in me? Because if so, I've no idea what you're talking about.
this belongs in the sr customer services.
Bob! I emailed you aaaaaaaaages ago about my site (www.pocketmonkey.co.uk) and the issue with the variable screwing up once it went over 100. Someone here suggested it was something to do with the max limits on a MYSQL table, but I don't have a clue how I would edit that. Do you think you could look into it, as it's a matter of FREEOLA customer service and I know you guys wouldn't give an honest customer bad customer service...