> Hello
> How does Php read Parse Error on a script.
> How to know the line error?
Based on your earlier post, I would imagine that your web host is configured to show PHP errors in
the browser page. This is not always true and sometimes an error will generate a blank page. If
display_errors is not "on" in the php.ini configuration file then hopefully a log file has been
designated and created so you can see the errors as they are generated. Very recent PHP configs
come with display_errors "off" and no logfile identified and this causes some confusion.
When a line number is indicated in the Parse Error message, it may not be the line number which
contains the actual error. The error may have been generated a few lines above, especially in
cases where there is a missing semicolon or unclosed paren or brace. It is not unusual to see an
error on line 43 when your program is only 42 lines. This is often due to a missing brace.
James
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