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Thread to del.icio.usBookmark in TechnoratiTweet this thread Thread Tools Show Printable Version xampp download Email this Page… Subscribe to this Thread… Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode 04-02-2008,01:52 PM #1 Steppio New Bee Join Date Apr 2008 Posts 6 WHB Points this Month 0.00WHB Points0.00 Thanks 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Unexpected T_NEW error Hi, my http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15806981/getting-parse-error-syntax-error-unexpected-t-new name is Steven and i have recently purchased www.ultimatestagparties.com from WebHostingBuzz. The service is fantastic but upon using PHP5 Exceptions i am getting no end of trouble. Everytime the server comes to a try{} tag or a 'throw new Exception' i keep getting this message: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_NEW in 'filepath/name' on 104 Normally this would happen on http://forum.webhostingbuzz.com/web-hosting-reseller-hosting-support/2408-unexpected-t_new-error.html a server that doesnt support PHP5's exceptions, i.e. a server without PHP5 installed, but it says in the control panel for my web-site you have PHP 5.2.5 installed. Any ideas? Any help would be fantastic. Thank you for your time. Steven Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter Reply With Quote 04-02-2008,02:04 PM #2 Alan B Super Moderator Join Date Jul 2007 Location Toronto, Canada Posts 1,428 WHB Points this Month 0.00WHB Points390.00 Thanks 0 Thanked 11 Times in 11 Posts Does that require a particular PHP module to be installed? If so, check via phpinfo.php to see if is available on the server. Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter Reply With Quote 04-02-2008,03:43 PM #3 Steppio New Bee Join Date Apr 2008 Posts 6 WHB Points this Month 0.00WHB Points0.00 Thanks 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Controlled Exceptions using try{} and catch blocks, im 99% sure, are included in the PHP 5.2 build. Your server says it hosts PHP 5.2.5. There are certain problems it would seem with Exceptions within external
error: syntax error, unexpected T_NEW in Dieses Thema im Forum "PHP" wurde erstellt von SantaCruze, 26. Juni 2006. SantaCruze Erfahrenes Mitglied Bekomme bei folgendem Script nen Parse Error , aber finde die Ursache einfach nicht. Parse error: https://www.tutorials.de/threads/parse-error-syntax-error-unexpected-t_new-in.248142/ syntax error, unexpected T_NEW in /home/www/web10/html/engine/include.php on line 1455 PHP: function rm_r($fname) { if(is_file($fname)) { if(!unlink($fname)) throw new FilesystemException("Could not delete ".$fname.".", 1); } else { if(!($dh syntax error = opendir($fname))) throw new FilesystemException("Could not open directory ".$fname.".", 2); while(($f = readdir($dh)) !== false) { if($f == "." || $f == "..") continue; rm_r($fname."/".$f); } unexpected 'new' (t_new) closedir($dh); } } SantaCruze, 26. Juni 2006 #1 Sven Mintel Mitglied Um welche PHP-Version handelt es sich? Sven Mintel, 26. Juni 2006 #2 Gumbo Erfahrenes Mitglied Die Ausnahmebehandlung ist nämlich erst mit PHP 5 möglich. Gumbo, 26. Juni 2006 #3 SantaCruze Erfahrenes Mitglied Ich bin mir da jetzt garnicht sicher welche php version auf dem Server liegt, da es nicht meiner ist. Kann man die paar Zeilen Code irgendwie umschreiben oder abändern damit es laufen würde ? Jmd ne idee ? SantaCruze, 26. Juni 2006 #4 daddz Mitglied Mit phpinfo bekommste deine Version ganz leicht raus. Falls es nicht PHP5 sein sollte musst du die Exceptions weglassen und sie gegebenenfalls durch eine eigene Funktion ersetzen, die die Fehler entsprechend behandelt. greetz daddz daddz, 26. Juni 2006 #5 (Du musst angemeldet oder registriert sein, um eine Antwort erstellen zu können.) Ignorierte Inhalte anzeigen Mit Facebook anmelden Mit Twitter anmelden Mit Google anmelden Benutzername oder E-Mail-Adresse: Besitzt du schon ein Benutzerkonto? Nein, erstelle jetzt ein Benutzerkonto. Ja, mein Passwort ist: Hast du dein Passwort vergessen? Angemeldet bleiben Jetzt registrieren! Zurzeit aktive Besucher MrMurphy Besucher: 176 (Mitglieder: 1, Gäste: 157, Robots: 18) Neueste Ressourcen [C#] 3 Arten de