[RESOLVED] Call to undefined function mysqli_query()

Pikachu2000

I have 2 mysqli_query() DB queries in the same file. The first one executes fine, but the second one is throwing a "Call to undefined function mysqli_query()" error. I copied/pasted the function from the first instance to the second, so I know it isn't a typo . . .

Any ideas?

halojoy

Without see the code
it is not easy to try to guess.

Can you copy and paste some lines + the Error message?

Sounds like some spelling mistake of mysqli_query()
and really strange if those 2 lines are alike.

Pikachu2000

halojoy;10941790 wrote:
Without see the code
it is not easy to try to guess.

Can you copy and paste some lines + the Error message?

Sounds like some spelling mistake of mysqli_query()
and really strange if those 2 lines are alike.

Yeah, it is weird. Although to add a new twist, the file seems to execute just fine.

The error is showing up in Zend Studio's debugging output, but if I run a 'php -l' on the file from a terminal prompt, there aren't any errors. I guess I'm going to have to assume the problem is with Zend, and not the file. Maybe I just panicked and posted the problem prematurely. Thanks for jumping in, though.

Weedpacket

Pikachu2000 wrote:
if I run a 'php -l' on the file from a terminal prompt, there aren't any errors.

That would only detect parse errors. It doesn't run the script, so it wouldn't encounter an undefined function error.

Possibly Zend Studio is using a different install of PHP - one that isn't configured with MySQLi support.

Pikachu2000

Weedpacket;10941819 wrote:
That would only detect parse errors. It doesn't run the script, so it wouldn't encounter an undefined function error.

Possibly Zend Studio is using a different install of PHP - one that isn't configured with MySQLi support.

I closed and re-opened Zend Studio and the error disappeared. In any event, the script executes as intended, and with no errors. It must have been a fluke with Zend.