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I can't get my CWP PHP connection to work...I am getting the following error which I cannot find any info on how to resolve. Any ideas?

The PHP connection to the FMServer_Sample database failed. I do have a SSL certificate installed.

Notice: Undefined index: message.error.fm.60 in C:Program FilesFileMakerFileMaker ServerWeb Publishingweb-server-supporttestfmi-testphptest.php on line 36

Any ideas?

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The undefined index error means that your code is attempting to access a slot in an associative array that does not exist.

In your case it's looking for the key "message.error.fm.60". There is no Filemaker error 60 so I'm not sure what's up there. If you post your code I'll take a look and see if I can be of more help.

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Forgive me ... I am a novice at PHP. What code do you need excactly. I am only using the Example.fp7 files that came with Server 9. I have not altered these in any way.

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I'm looking for the code leading up to your error in the file:

C:Program FilesFileMakerFileMaker ServerWeb Publishingweb-server-supporttestfmi-testphptest.php

The error is on line 36 so I'll need to see the relevant code leading up to that line, or you could just include the entire file. Don't forget to change any hard-coded login or server information to something innocuous like "user", "pw" , "server", etc.

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Hi Baloo,

Sorry to jump in, have you got SSL and FMSA 9 with PHP working on a Windows 2003 machine?

Cheers

J

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Hi,

I was referrning to Baloo, as I have the same setup as you and am gettinga very similar undefined error which I can't sort out.

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No, we have FMSA 9 running with IIS on a Windows 2003 server (managed by another department), but all of our PHP code lives on a Linux/Apache server (managed by us). All of this is only on an internal network so we're not using SSL.

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