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@NogDogJun 05.2005 — #Parentheses are not balanced. Try:
If you like terse code, you can combine it into a one-liner using the ternary operators:
@NogDogJun 05.2005 — #Missing a couple closing curly-braces. Make the last part...
...and it will parse, but check to make sure that is the correct logic for where you want their related blocks to close.@NogDogJun 05.2005 — #You cannot have anything that's outputting text to the browser prior to executing any header() functions. Doing something like this...
...is actually outputing newlines between the two blocks of PHP code.
You need to start the page with <?php with no spaces of any kind before it, and not do any kind of echo, print, etc. (including from within include files) until you have done any and all header() calls.
parse error but i cant understand
hi all, i am getting this dump
[code=html]Parse error: parse error in /Users/sheldon/Sites/ebs/forgot.php on line 36
and here is the code
[code=php]<?php
session_start(); // Maintain session state
header(“Cache-control: private”); // Fixes IE6’s back button problem.
// Are we logged in, or logging in?
if(@$_SESSION[‘user’]) header(“location: login.php”);
else{
?>
<?php include (‘library/top.php’); ?>
<?php $page=”ForgotPass”; ?>
<?php
$Nemail = $_POST[’email’];
// Include the flat-file
$file = file(“users.php”) or die(“Problem getting the user details flat-file [users.php]”);
// Get the size of file
$totalLines = sizeof($file);
// Get the users details line by line
$line = 0;
$match = 0;
do{
// Check the line isn’t a comment
if(“//” != substr($file[$line], 0, 2)){
// Break our records up
@list($username, $password, $permission, $email, $url, $dob, $location, $joined) = explode(“<del>”, $file[$line]);
// Check the username and passwords match
if(($Nemail) == ($email) $match = 1;
else $match = 0;
}
// Exit loop if match found
if($match) break;
// Increment line count
$line++;
} while($line < $totalLines);
// Include the file or send them back
if($match){
$_SESSION[“user”] = $user;
$_SESSION[“pass”] = $pass;
$_SESSION[“permission”] = $permission;
$_SESSION[“email”] = $email;
$_SESSION[“url”] = $url;
$_SESSION[“dob”] = $dob;
$_SESSION[“location”] = $location;
$_SESSION[“joined”] = $joined;
// Refresh page
header(“location: “. $_SERVER[‘PHP_SELF’]);
?>
<p>
<?php print $_SESSION[’email’]; ?>
</p>
<p>
<?php print $_SESSION[‘pass’]; ?>
</p>
<?php include (‘library/bottom.php’); ?>
the error is on the line
[code=php]
if(($Nemail) == ($email) $match = 1;
I am trying to match the address (Nemail) from the form with the addresses in the database and pull both the email address and the users password.
Any ideas?
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@NogDogJun 05.2005 — #Parentheses are not balanced. Try:[code=php]
if($Nemail == $email) $match = 1;
else $match = 0;
[/code]If you like terse code, you can combine it into a one-liner using the ternary operators:
[code=php]
$match = ($Nemail == $email) ? 1 : 0;
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@NogDogJun 05.2005 — #Missing a couple closing curly-braces. Make the last part...[code=php]
<?php
}
}
include ('library/bottom.php'); ?>
[/code]...and it will parse, but check to make sure that is the correct logic for where you want their related blocks to close.
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@NogDogJun 05.2005 — #You cannot have anything that's outputting text to the browser prior to executing any header() functions. Doing something like this...[code=php]
<?php
# bunch of php code
?>
<?php
# more php code
header("stuff to output to HTTP header");
?>
[/code]...is actually outputing newlines between the two blocks of PHP code.
You need to start the page with <?php with no spaces of any kind before it, and not do any kind of echo, print, etc. (including from within include files) until you have done any and all header() calls.