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Hi.

I need someone to convert a script from Firebird SQL syntax to MySQL syntax so that it will be fully functional.

It is a PHP FireBirdSQL script; you can see it and download it here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/dotk-project

Basically, you will just have to convert the .sql file as well as all SQL queries embedded with the PHP script. It's a very small script too.

Please PM me how much this will cost; I will pay you as soon as the job is done and I have verified that it is fully functional.

Best Regards,

Frikkle :)
 
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Friend just download that script.

Check out the "database" => ".svn" => "text-base" folder and you will get the MySQL file for the database.

And when the script is installed just use "MySQL" in config.php

Where it says "define("DB_ENGINE", "FIREBIRD"); // or MYSQL"

It already works with MySQL. So there is no need to recode it.

Thanks.
 
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Hey thanks guys.

Although the support for MySQL is there, it does not fully work on a MySQL database engine. As seen in the MySQL.DataAccess.php class,

PHP:
<?php

/** PAGE NOT ALLOWED
 * Verify if user called this page through a allowed page.
 * @message: That file cannot be displayed alone.
 */
if (!isset($allowed_page)) { echo "That file cannot be displayed alone."; exit; }
	
class dotkDataAccess extends abstractDataAccess  {
  //TODO: Create a Data Access class to use MySQL.
}

?>

I just need someone to make it work the bare minimum on a MySQL database-powered server so I can start working on it.

If anyone thinks they can do this job, please PM me.

-Frikkle :)
 
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*Bump*

Coder still needed. If you can do this, please PM me.

I will pay via PayPal.

-Frikkle :tu:
 
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