rsobj error

I am getting the following error on a page using data assist

Fatal error: Call to undefined method WA_MySQLi_RS::query() in /home/fairvew2020/public_html/webassist/mysqli/rsobj.php on line 213
I put
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors','on');
?>
at the top of the page to show errors.

Screen shot of database attached

Please attach the page that gives the error. This could be a bad connection, the connection code too low on the page, or a bad query in the recordset.

thanks!

You named a recordset the same as your connection. That is causing the next recordset to fail. You can't name a recordset with the name of your connection.

Ah! Thank you.
I didn't name it though...left default
What am I not understanding here...

$Recordset1 = new WA_MySQLi_RS("Recordset1",$petitions,1)

I did name petitions the same as record set though...

$petitions = new WA_MySQLi_RS("petitions",$petitions,1);

but that part works on the index.php page (as opposed to index2.php test)

It will work... but the next recordset you create after it won't because the connection file is no longer a connection... it is now a recordset. The error happens in the recordset after the one named petitions.

Got it. Thanks so much!

So I fixed and it is great. But I have another question. The replacement rsobj.php file that stops the code <br> etc, to show, keeps getting replaced on each instance of updating. I keep the file handy to update and can do it each time, so workable. But, I thought I had placed that particular replacement in the config file. Can you share where to put the global rsobj file in the config so I don't have to keep fixing it? Maybe I put it in the wrong spot.

The rsobj wouldn't get updated unless a new version is available. Probably I did some bug fixes and that is why the file got replaced.

To disable cross site scripting protection globally you can just update the property in the rsobj.php file. CrossSiteProtect is set to true and you can just update it to false.

OK... I got it figured out. I had the replacement rsobj.php file in the en/config. But when I ran into issues a few days ago, I reinstalled DA and forgot to replace the rsobj.php file with the crosssiteprotect set to false. So, leaving myself this note for when I forget it again. :-)