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@NogDogApr 14.2011 — #You need to quote your array keys (if they are not integers). The keys are strings, not constants, and thus should be quoted. When not quoted, PHP is treating them as undefined constants (and assigning them a value the same as their name), but a constant's name cannot start with a number. See http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php#language.types.array.foo-bar for more info.
Quick Parse Error Question
I get this error,
and here is the code minus my db query.
[B]Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ‘]’ in /home/content/d/r/a/draftwatchers/html/nflsalaries/player.php on line 16
[code=php]<?php
$result = mysql_query(“SELECT * FROM nflsalaries WHERE `player_id`=”.$_GET[id].” “);
while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)){
$team = $row[team];
$player = $row[player];
$position = $row[pos];
$signedthru = $row[signedthru];
$eleven = $row[2011];
$elevenbase = $row[11bs];
$elevenwork = $row[11wk];
$elevenroster = $row[11ros];
$elevensb = $row[11sb];
$twelve = $row[2012];
$twelvebase = $row[12bs];
$twelvework = $row[12wk];
$twelveroster = $row[12ros];
$twelvesb = $row[12sb];
$thirteen = $row[2013];
$thirteenbase = $row[13bs];
$thirteenwork = $row[13wk];
$thirteenroster = $row[13ros];
$thirteensb = $row[13sb];
$fourteen = $row[2014];
$fourteenbase = $row[14bs];
$fourteenwork = $row[14wk];
$fourteenroster = $row[14ros];
$foourteensb = $row[14sb];
$fifteen = $row[2015];
$fifteenbase = $row[15bs];
$fifteenwork = $row[15wk];
$fifteenroster = $row[15ros];
$fifteensb = $row[15sb];
$sixteen = $row[2016];
$sixteenbase = $row[16bs];
$sixteenwork = $row[16wk];
$sixteenroster = $row[16ros];
$sixteensb = $row[16sb];
}
echo
“<h2>$player</h2>
<br />
<table width=685>
<tr>
<td>
<br />
</td>
<td><p>
$pic
<b>Position:</b> $position<br />
<b>College:</b> $college<br />
<b>Projection:</b> $projected<br />
<b>Selected Team:</b> $team<br />
<b>Overall Pick Number:</b> $pick<br />
<b>Draft Day Grade:</b> $draftgrade<br />
<h2>Analysis/Scouting Report:</h2><br/> $grade<br />
<h2>Combine Numbers</h2> $analysis<br />
<b>Height:</b> $height<br />
<b>Weight:</b> $weight<br />
<b>40 Time:</b> $fortytime<br />
<b>20 Time:</b> $twentydash<br />
<b>Bench Press:</b> $bench<br />
<b>Vertical:</b> $vertical<br />
<b>Three Cone:</b> $threecone<br />
<b>Twenty Yard:</b> $twentyyard<br />
<b>Sixty Yard:</b> $sixtyyard<br />
<b>Broad Jump:</b> $broadjump<br />
</td>
</tr>
</table>
<br />”;
?>
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@NogDogApr 14.2011 — #You need to quote your array keys (if they are not integers). The keys are strings, not constants, and thus should be quoted. When not quoted, PHP is treating them as undefined constants (and assigning them a value the same as their name), but a constant's name cannot start with a number. See