perfect
Joined: 8th Jul 2009
Posts: 1424
 php error
I'm getting an error on line 28. Its telling me its missing a , or a ; but im not exactly sure. Does anyone see a mistake they may want to point out? This isn't the entire script, its basically
making sure theres input on some of the feilds and its connecting to the database.
<?php include("database_info.php");
//Variables
$gamertag = $_POST['gamertag'];
$email = $_POST['email'];
$kino_der_toten = $_POST['KinoDerToten'];
$call_of_the_dead = $_POST['CallOfTheDead'];
$ascension = $_POST['Ascension'];
if(isset($_POST[submit]))
{
if ( $gamertag == "" )
{
echo "You left your "gamertag" blank. Go back and try again.";
}
if ( $email == "" )
{
echo "You left your "email" blank. Go back and try again.";
}
else
{
mysql_connect($host, $username, $password) or die(mysql_error());
echo "Successfully connect on host ="; echo $host;
}
}
14 years, 2 weeks ago
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Re: php error
There isnt even 28 lines posted. Which line is 28.
Maybe here, echo "You left your "gamertag" blank. Go back and try again.";
and the email one.
remove the "" marks
Heres a better way for (echo "Successfully connect on host ="; echo $host;)
echo "Successfully connect on host ={$host}";
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Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls
Programmer, Web Developer, and Graphics Designer
14 years, 2 weeks ago
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Arcitex
Joined: 15th Mar 2009
Posts: 389
Re: php error
If you're using double quotes to create a string any double quotes inside of that string need to be escaped with backslashes.
Also, depending on how high your error reporting is you might not get an error for it, but you should have quotes around "submit" ($_POST[submit]). Unless of course "submit" is a defined constant, which I doubt.
14 years, 2 weeks ago
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Re: php error
Oh didnt see that. ---
Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls
Programmer, Web Developer, and Graphics Designer
14 years, 2 weeks ago
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