SQL Verification Problem / Muse Form Issue (Server uses MySQL muse uses SQLite) I'm in desperate need of help

Question

       Alright well here is my issue... I have been trying to fix it on my own for the past week non stop and I have finally came to a solid conclusion as to the cause of the issue.
   I always get the error "The server has encountered an error..." in red text when anyone tries to submit a form and also when I try and test it myself. This led me to test the server / site for compatibility or issues by using the test:
mydomain.com /scripts/form_check.php
I got the first two checks green (pass) and the third test threw a red check meaning I was having an issue with SQL verification. This then led me to days of trying to work with my hosting provider (one.com) trying to solve the problem and I was told that they use mySQL on their servers and that they couldn't do anything on their end to solve the issue. I read alot that we are recommended in this case to try and get our host to add the SQLite database to their server or whatever it is they would do, long story short I guess many people are able to ask their host to make SQLite work and most accept and add SQLite functionality to their servers but unfortunately my hosting provider doesn't want to do this and they said they were sorry and that I would need to either switch the script to work with mySQL or figure something else out...
   I took a lot of time building my site and I dont want to take the form out. I absolutely need it... I know many post on here saying "forms dont work, oh poop " or "adobe sucks I dont want to use business catalyst grrr" but I tried to find the source of the problem and I've successfully came to the conclusion that my issue is that my script wants to use SQLite but in order for my sites forms to work the server needs to have SQLite as well... My idea is that if I can configure the script and the site itself to use mySQL instead of SQLite the SQL verification will then not be an issue and my websites forms will function with no issues. I am curious if a member of the staff with adobe has experience with this particular issue and can help me out? or if a member of the adobe community has solved this problem? If not I am hoping that with the description I provided that someone with knowledge of mysql, sqlite or code in general could help me modify the script or write a new script that will allow the forms to work properly. I know its a long shot, I say that because this discussion is full of people who used muse in favor of dreamweaver because just like a large number of people in the muse discussion area, I'm a graphic designer, with plenty of computer experience, art and design skill and I am extremely familiar with photoshop. Muse is perfect in so many ways. In fact, like I mentioned above, I don't even have a complaint at this time about muse. I understand the form issue in this case, and I imagine in thousands of other users situations, is all just a matter of scripts and compatibility.. Its just a little issue between the SQLite scripts we are all given when we export our muse website and the SQL version our various hosting service may be using on their servers.
   Just incase I missed anything, to provide just a bit more info on the topic and myself for anyone who may be able to help:
I can alter the text inside of the scripts easily if anyone happens to know any lines of code that easily solve this issue (making the muse contact forms, which are native to SQLite, functional on a server using mySQL)
I was told one way I could make the forms work on a server using mySQL (or any version other than SQLite) If I were to make changes to adobe muses SQL version by converting the SQLite db to mySQL db (db = database)
I am computer literate and I can take any directions necessary, I really just need to get this done, I really appreciate any help I can get!!
Thank you in advance,
Roy

Answer 1

<?php
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PHP file generated by Adobe Muse CC 2014.1.6
function formthrottle_check()
    if (!function_exists("sqlite_open"))
        return '1';
    $retCode ='5';
    if ($db = @sqlite_open('muse-throttle-db', 0666, $sqliteerror))
        $res = @sqlite_query($db, "SELECT 1 FROM sqlite_master WHERE type='table' AND name='Submission_History';",  $sqliteerror);
        if ($res == null or @sqlite_num_rows($res) == 0 or @sqlite_fetch_single($res) != 1)
            $created = @sqlite_exec($db, "CREATE TABLE Submission_History (IP VARCHAR(39), Submission_Date TIMESTAMP)",  $sqliteerror);
            if($created)
                @sqlite_exec($db, "INSERT INTO Submission_History (IP,Submission_Date) VALUES ('256.256.256.256', DATETIME('now'))",  $sqliteerror);
            else
                $retCode = '2';
        if($retCode == '5')
            $res = @sqlite_query($db, "SELECT COUNT(1) FROM Submission_History;",  $sqliteerror);
            if ($res != null and @sqlite_num_rows($res) > 0 and @sqlite_fetch_single($res) > 0)
                $retCode = '0';
            else
                $retCode = '3';
        @sqlite_close($db);
    else
        $retCode = '4';
    return $retCode;
function formthrottle_too_many_submissions($ip)
    $tooManySubmissions = false;
    if (function_exists("sqlite_open") and $db = @sqlite_open('muse-throttle-db', 0666, $sqliteerror))
        $ip = @sqlite_escape_string($ip);
        @sqlite_exec($db, "DELETE FROM Submission_History WHERE Submission_Date < DATETIME('now','-2 hours')",  $sqliteerror);
        @sqlite_exec($db, "INSERT INTO Submission_History (IP,Submission_Date) VALUES ('$ip', DATETIME('now'))",  $sqliteerror);
        $res = @sqlite_query($db, "SELECT COUNT(1) FROM Submission_History WHERE IP = '$ip';",  $sqliteerror);
        if (@sqlite_num_rows($res) > 0 and @sqlite_fetch_single($res) > 25)
            $tooManySubmissions = true;
        @sqlite_close($db);
    return $tooManySubmissions;
?>