CONNECTING TO AN EXTERNAL DATABASE USING webOS

Hi, I have a php code which i hosted on wampserver and a MySql database which I hosted in phpmyadmin. I have tried using Ajax request function which I wrote in the scene assistance file to call the PHP to access the database but its not working. Please does anyone have an idea why its not working?
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