Parse Error Syntax Error Unexpected T_constant_encapsed_string In On Line 1
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Parse Error Syntax Error Unexpected T_string In Php
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6.2 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING on line 1 [closed] up vote 0 down vote favorite I know this error is due to some mismatched brackets, quotes or whatever, still I'm not able to find a
Unexpected T_constant_encapsed_string Error In Php
solution since my code is working perfectly on localhost but giving me this error on my shared hosting server (same PHP version: 5.3.8) function call_hook() { global $url; $url_array = explode('/', $url); if (isset($url_array[0]) && $url_array[0] != '') { $controller = $url_array[0]; } else { $controller = DEFAULT_CONTROLLER; } if (isset($url_array[1]) && $url_array[1] != '') { $action = $url_array[1]; } else { $action = DEFAULT_ACTION; } if (isset($url_array[2])) { $queryString = explode(PARAM_DELIMITER, $url_array[2]); } else { $queryString = array(); } $controller_name = $controller; $controller = ucwords($controller); $model = rtrim($controller, 's'); $controller .= 'Controller'; $dispatch = new $controller($model, $controller_name, $action); if ((int)method_exists($controller, $action)) { // I get the error after this function call call_user_func_array(array($dispatch, $action), $queryString); } else { /* error */ } } This function loads some parameters from the URL and then call the right controller, after the call_user_func_array call it should load the corresponding controller php file but I get this error: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_S
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PHP Forum View Course » View Exercise 1326 points parse error syntax error unexpected t_string expecting t_constant_encapsed_string Submitted by Роман Ганенко over 3 years ago Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8463887/parse-error-syntax-error-unexpected-t-string-on-line-1 T_VARIABLE on line 14 Here is my code: name = $name; } } ?> https://www.codecademy.com/forum_questions/517d2f4ec0b022a6b4003932 But preview shows "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected TSTRING, expecting T_VARIABLE on line 14", and task іs passed when i press Submit button. Any ideas? 3 votes permalink I've got it! There was no space betveen function and __Dog :) 1326 points Submitted by Роман Ганенко over 3 years ago 2 votes permalink I had the same error, I forgot to include the word function before __construct. Spend an hour trying to figure out why it wasn't working! >:| lol 656 points Submitted by Micheal G Kennedy over 3 years ago
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PHP errors. These questions often pertain to very basic errors. Even with the error message, these users still need help. I have developed with PHP for over a decade. During that time I’ve encountered nearly every error. This post covers how to interpret a PHP error as well as fixing common PHP errors. We will parse the following PHP code and resolve the errors. There are three. Four depending on how you define errors (more on that later). For now, bonus points if you can find the other error. name) { echo 'It's time to stop writting errors "; echo $user->name, '!'; Interpreting PHP errors When we run this code, we receive the first error: PHP Parse error: parse error, expecting ‘,’ or ‘;’ in errors.php on line 3 Before we fix this error, let’s interpret the error. PHP errors have a three important parts: Error type found at the beginning tells us the error type. PHP has many error types. Parse or Fatal errors being more common. Example: PHP Parse error Error message provides us a hint about the error. Example: expecting ‘,’ or ‘;’ Error context tells us where the error occured. Example: errors.php on line 3 Together these parts provide all the information we need to fix our code. PHP Error #1: Expecting ‘,’ or ‘;’ PHP Parse error: parse error, expecting ‘,’ or ‘;’ in errors.php on line 3 The error tells us we have a parse error on line 3. Looking at line 3 again: if ($user->name) { Seems correct. What’s wrong? This is where error type can help solve the mystery. For parse errors, the error typically occurs on the preceeding line since the parser continues until it reads invalid syntax. Let’s look at line 2: echo 'Hello Errors!' Now if you wrote this code, you may not see the error. In which case the error message provides a hint: expecting ‘,’ or ‘;’. Expecting a comma… What? echo allows you to output multiple strings separated by commas. However, t