[max6432Participant]

After much surfing, I finally found the answer which I would like to share with people that is trying to use JQWidgets with Openshift.
You simply need to paste the following text into connect.php file:

<?php
# FileName=”connect.php”
$hostname = getenv(“OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_HOST”);
$username = getenv(“OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_USERNAME”);
$password = getenv(“OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_PASSWORD”);
$database = getenv(“OPENSHIFT_APP_NAME”);
?>

And the connection comes alive!!

[max6432Participant]

Thanks, I´ll look information specifically about the server.
Regards

[max6432Participant]

Peter, thanks for the answer. I know the widget works because it worked fine in my PC (localhost). But now in openshift I don’t get any data, and the key is “due to some reason”. I suppose that it has to do with de server connection, but I would like to see error messages that help me to indentify specifically which is the reason (e.g. “syntax error” or “wrong password”).
Should I look for the answer in another site like openshift or php forums? Should you recommend me any other host for that kind of applications?
Regards. Max

[max6432Participant]

Hi Peter, please could you provide the source code for these three examples?
Thanks. Max

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