Strange Php Parse Errors

[tnfiddler]

I've installed apache+php, mysql, and phpmyadmin.  phpmyadmin works.  apache works.  So, I started in on my own php pages.  It seems that any control structure involving squiggly brackets {} gives a parse error.  It seems that everything else I've tried works.

For example:

<?php

for ($index = 0; $index < 5; $index++) {
    echo "count";
}

?>

gives a parse error, but when I delete the brackets I get:

countcountcoutcountcount

like I would expect.

I am entering the brackets from the popup keyboard, but they display correctly.  Is this some odd Zaurus thing?  Is it some characterset thing?

[tnfiddler]

Ok, I figured it out, with a little help.  The {}s on the default keymap of the Z are different from my desktop's brackets.  The hex code id 9B and 9D instead of 7B and 7D (if I remember correctly.)  Installing the keyhelper stuff from meanie's site and using the Fn-O and Fn-P brackets types the correct brackets.

[bolbit]

how do you manage to install mysql on the sharp rom
I tried the mysql 3.22 and 3.23 (even a v 4 from pdaxrom), but there were errors during installation and mysql don't want to launch ..
I'm using cacko 1.23 on a C1000.

[baallrog]

a such installation will not kill your memory due to the limited numbers of write

[tnfiddler]

Bolbit: I installed MySQL 3.22.32-2, I can't remember if I had to tweak something to get it to work, try searching the forums.  I don't know about Cacko.

Baallrog: Yeah, I'm a little concerned about the flash RAM, apparently one can move the MySQL data directory to a card with symbolic links.  You can also start MySQL with a command line option to use a specific data directory.  One of those is the next step.  This isn't production, and I'm not doing heavy writing/mods, so I'm not too worried.

I am more concerned with the apache htdocs directory, where I am modifying the documents a lot.  I tried to symlink it to the SD card, even set permissions and ownership, but it didn't work.  Still working on that.