IanD — Mon, 03 Oct 2005 16:38:31 +0000
It exists, here's the script that's returning the data that the JS functions use:
<?php
if(array_key_exists('id', $_GET))
    $id = $_GET['id'];

if(isset($id))
{
    $dblink = new mysqli('localhost', 'root', 'password', 'contactmanager');
        $result = $dblink->query(\"SELECT * FROM contacts WHERE id=$id\");
        
        $row = $result->fetch_array(MYSQLI_ASSOC);
            $firstName = $row['firstName'];
            $lastName = $row['lastName'];
            
            $address1Title = $row['address1Title'];
            $address1 = $row['address1'];
            $city1 = $row['city1'];
            $state1 = $row['state1'];
            $zipCode1 = $row['zipCode1'];
            
            $address2Title = $row['address2Title'];
            $address2 = $row['address2'];
            $city2 = $row['city2'];
            $state2 = $row['state2'];
            $zipCode2 = $row['zipCode2'];
            
            $homePhone = $row['homePhone'];
            $cellPhone = $row['cellPhone'];
            $workPhone = $row['workPhone'];
            
            $birthday = $row['birthday'];
        $result->close();
        
    $dblink->close();
    
    $output = 'xml version=\"1.0\" standalone=\"yes\"
                <contact>
                    <id>'.$id.'</id>
                    <firstName>'.$firstName.'</firstName>
                    <lastName>'.$lastName.'</lastName>

                    <address1Title>'.$address1Title.'</address1Title>
                    <address1>'.$address1.'</address1>
                    <city1>'.$city1.'</city1>
                    <state1>'.$state1.'</state1>
                    <zipCode1>'.$zipCode1.'</zipCode1>
                    
                    <address2Title>'.$address2Title.'</address2Title>
                    <address2>'.$address2.'</address2>
                    <city2>'.$city2.'</city2>
                    <state2>'.$state2.'</state2>
                    <zipCode2>'.$zipCode2.'</zipCode2>
                    
                    <homePhone>'.$homePhone.'</homePhone>
                    <cellPhone>'.$cellPhone.'</cellPhone>
                    <workPhone>'.$workPhone.'</workPhone>
                    
                    <birthday>'.$birthday.'</birthday>
                </contact>';
}

else
{
    $output = 'xml version=\"1.0\" standalone=\"yes\"
                <contact>
                    <id></id>
                    <firstName>Invalid request</firstName>
                    <lastName></lastName>

                    <address1Title></address1Title>
                    <address1></address1>
                    <city1></city1>
                    <state1></state1>
                    <zipCode1></zipCode1>
                    
                    <address2Title></address2Title>
                    <address2></address2>
                    <city2></city2>
                    <state2></state2>
                    <zipCode2></zipCode2>
                    
                    <homePhone></homePhone>
                    <cellPhone></cellPhone>
                    <workPhone></workPhone>
                    
                    <birthday></birthday>
                </contact>';
}

header('Content-Type: text/xml'); 
echo $output;
?>
bja888 — Sun, 02 Oct 2005 01:34:30 +0000
Usually when I get the "has no properties" error there is a proublem in the code and is tring to open a element that doesnt exist.