MySQL can be difficult at times. There is no feedback if the tables already exist. There is nothing to tell you if your script is executing with permissions that allow access to MySQL.
Contact your host and tell them what you are doing and see if they can help. I have also used the phpMyAdmin to access MySQL and setup the form tables manually before running the form generator. This works for small forms but gets more difficult when forms are used to hold alot of entries.
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I get the message: Could not create MySQL database table. Maybe a table of the same name already exists?
at the URL http://www.cybermissions.org/volunteers/phpform/process 3.php
I have rechecked all the database log-in info and the file permissions and am stumped
MySQL can be difficult at times. There is no feedback if the tables already exist. There is nothing to tell you if your script is executing with permissions that allow access to MySQL.
Contact your host and tell them what you are doing and see if they can help. I have also used the phpMyAdmin to access MySQL and setup the form tables manually before running the form generator. This works for small forms but gets more difficult when forms are used to hold alot of entries.