it might be a previous include() or require() or other command inserting
external PHP-code
is causing your problem..
but posting some code would help indeed..
grace
michiel
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> I am having a problem with a parse err
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Subject: [PHP-DB] Re: Parse Error
if ($packages == "1"
if ($packages == "1")
{
if ($airporttransfer == "car") {$airporttransfer2 = "12.00");}
if ($airporttransfer == "bus") {$airporttransfer2 = "10.00");}
if ($airporttransfer == "none"){$airporttransfer2 = "0.00");}
}
try to learn to use the TABS and the BRACES coz is good for y
I'm sure by now this has already been answered, but just in case it hasn't been,
you've got an extra
')' at the end of this line:
r_num\"");
I hate to post this again but I have looked in a couple of php and mysql
books but cannot seem to figure this one out. I am getting a parse error
whe
You know this was a real bad stupid on my part. I saved the file in the
wrong place. After "moving" the file to my web folder and not saving to the
web folder I was using
the original parse error file in the temp dir. I re-saved in the web folder
and what do ya know it worked.
Sorry for wasting a
Glad you figured it out :)
Cheers, Joe :)
"Markus Lervik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 2002-02-21 at 14:36, Lerp wrote:
>
> > Hi there :) I think you just might be missing two curly braces. Like
below
On Thu, 2002-02-21 at 14:36, Lerp wrote:
> Hi there :) I think you just might be missing two curly braces. Like below.
> if ($next_week) {
> while(date("W",mktime(0,0,0,$m,$d,$Y))==$week) {
> ...blablabla...
> }
>
> }
Well, I intentionally left a few lines and curly brackets and stuff off
the m
Hi there :) I think you just might be missing two curly braces. Like below.
if ($prev_week) {
while(date("W",mktime(0,0,0,$m,$d,$Y))==$week) {
...blababla...
}
}
if ($next_week) {
while(date("W",mktime(0,0,0,$m,$d,$Y))==$week) {
...blablabla...
}
}
Hope this helps, Joe :)
"Markus Lervik" <
Rob,
Can you show us a few lines before and after the script? The only thing
that I can figure is that line 360 should end with a single quote and a
semicolon (';), but it would be easier if we could see the code in context.
Richard
At 02:42 PM 12/13/2001, you wrote:
> > > I've written a sm
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> you haven't shut your script with the ?> before starting your HTML, near as
> I
> can figure it
>
> Rob Day wrote:
>
> > I&#x
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> Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] Re: parse error
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>
> Sorry for not giving enough info. This is right in the
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you haven't shut your script with the ?> before starting your HTML, near as
I
can figure it
Rob Day wrote:
> I've written a small script that processes a form from a webpage and sends
> the submitted data as an HTML e-mail that has the form all filled
you haven't shut your script with the ?> before starting your HTML, near as I
can figure it
Rob Day wrote:
> I've written a small script that processes a form from a webpage and sends
> the submitted data as an HTML e-mail that has the form all filled out
> already. I've gotten smaller versions
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