Why do I receive a 404?

[DiverseLulz]

On a little project of mine, I receive a 404 message whenever I try to access index.php

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and it only happens when I use require_once("global.php");

You must be registered for see links

This is my global.php

You must be registered for see links

.... What have I done wrong?
Cheers.

 

[brsy]

1. I think your MySQL connection is wrong. It would work if you used mysqli and said $db = new mysqli($blah, $blah, $blah, $blah);
2. Try messing around with the define thing, and see if anything changes,

 

[Xenous]

1. I think your MySQL connection is wrong. It would work if you used mysqli and said $db = new mysqli($blah, $blah, $blah, $blah);
2. Try messing around with the define thing, and see if anything changes,

His mysql is fine, he's using a bit of my code.
Its confused me a little since im tired so return a favor and teamview him.

 

[brsy]

His mysql is fine, he's using a bit of my code.
Its confused me a little since im tired so return a favor and teamview him.

Will do.

On a little project of mine, I receive a 404 message whenever I try to access index.php

You must be registered for see links

and it only happens when I use require_once("global.php");

You must be registered for see links

This is my global.php

You must be registered for see links

.... What have I done wrong?
Cheers.

Tell me your Teamviewer ID and Password in the shoutbox

 

[Markshall]

Technically you're not receiving a 404 error. A 404 error is a document error that is returned when a resource can not be found, such as a webpage.

You are receiving this error because "Diverse" is not define, in global.php change

if(!defined(Diverse)){

to

if ( !defined( "Diverse" ) ) {

And see what happens.

 

[Livar]

Yeah do what Mark said I instantly saw that, if you put:

if(!DEFINED(Diversity))

It'll assume 'Diversity' has been defined.

So to fix put this:

if(!DEFINED('Diversity'))

-livar.