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@NogDogMay 18.2007 — #Note, for forward compatibility and compatibility with servers that do not have short PHP tags enabled, you should always use [b]<?php[/b] instead of [b]<?[/b]. Other than that, I see no syntax errors and the code parses fine on my PC. The problem may actually be something in an earlier line that is only revealing itself on this line.
Also, if you use the
Parse problem
hello, im new to PHP and this may be a problem solved easy, but im still not sure about waht im doing but are working on a code and the one bellow give me a parse error, anyone know why?
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ‘,’ or ‘;’
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<tr><td>Forum Hotlink:</td><td><input type=”text” name=”thetext” onClick=’highlight(this);’ size=”60″ value=”[URL=<? echo ‘http://’ .$domain .’][IMG]<? echo ‘http://’ .$domain.’/’.$tpath.$imgf; ?>[/IMG][/URL]”></td></tr>
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@NogDogMay 18.2007 — #Note, for forward compatibility and compatibility with servers that do not have short PHP tags enabled, you should always use [b]<?php[/b] instead of [b]<?[/b]. Other than that, I see no syntax errors and the code parses fine on my PC. The problem may actually be something in an earlier line that is only revealing itself on this line.Also, if you use the
[code=php] tag instead of the [code] tag around your code samples here, they'll will display a bit more nicely with color-coded syntax highlighting.