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down vote favorite I am getting a syntax error for this PHP code syntax error, unexpected T_STRING It says line 2, which is the include line: $row[1]\n __HTML_END; } mysql_free_result( $result ); // Lets build the Image Uploading fields while($counter <= $number_of_fields) { $photo_upload_fields .= <<<__HTML_END
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Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ', Discussion about any web related scripting languages like JavaScript, ASP, and PHP. Post Reply Print https://www.htmlvalidator.com/CSEForum/viewtopic.php?t=2098 view Search Advanced search 6 posts • Page 1 of 1 https://www.codecademy.com/en/forum_questions/52bb7913548c35e324005ed6 rjizzo Rank 0 - Newcomer Posts: 5 Joined: Thu Apr 10, 2014 1:33 pm Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ', Quote Postby rjizzo » Thu Apr 10, 2014 1:51 pm Hello - My name is Rob and I am new to PHP. syntax error I am presently working on a school project of creating a CMS for a craft business that will require 4 separate forms and the forms will also require validation. I feel that I have a grasp on the basics of PHP, but the syntax is confusing me. Below is the code on my PHP page (the syntax error unexpected starting page is an XHTML page that has a dropdown menu to select which form to use). I was wondering if someone could assist me with the syntax. I keep getting the following error also when I run the code:Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ',' or ';' in /home/cdlwebde/public_html/rizzo/collectionsystemrobertizzo.php on line 60I also welcome any critiques or suggestions also. Here is the code:Code: Select all
if(isset($_GET["form"]))
{
if($_GET["form"]=="productentrysoap")
{
?>
$soapcatalog = $_POST['soapcatalog'];
$soapdescription = $_POST['soapdescription'];
$soapprice = $_POST['soapprice'];
$soapunits = $_POST['soapunits'];
$uploadField = $_POST['uploadField'];
$tried=$_POST['tried']=='yes';
if ($tried){
$validated=(!empty($soapcatalog) && !empty($soapdescription) && !empty($soapprice) && !empty($soapunits) && !empty($uploadField));
if (!$validated){
?>
The catalog number, description, price, units and upload fields need to be completed. Please complete to continue.
if ($tried && $validated) {
echo '
The item has been created.
;}
PHP Forum View Course 508 points Submitted by bobfleming almost 3 years ago 5/10 Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_VARIABLE on line 16 In both 5/10 and 6/10 I ge the following parsing error: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected TSTRING, expecting TVARIABLE on line 16 This is line 16: public function_construct($firstname, $lastname, $age) { I can't find anything wrong. I know what strings and variables are, but what does the prefix "T" indicate in the error message? Despite the message, the m\code passes to go on to the next exercise, but there is no output. I am using the code from 1/10 as a guide, along with instructions and hints, and everything in my code looks right! $frustration = "unresolved errors!"; My complete code follows:
firstname = $firstname; $this->lastname = $lastname; $this->age = $age; public function $greet() { return "Hello, my name is " . $this->firstname . " " . $this->lastname . '. nice to meet you! :-)"; } } $teacher = new Person ("boring", "12345"' 12345); $student = new Person ("Bob", "Fleming", 77); echo greet($teacher); echo greet($student); echo $student->age; ?>
0 votes permalink Something I forgot to point out in my question above -- I see nothing in my constructor that looks anything like a string (enclosed in ' ' or " ")!!! One more thing is that since I posted my question I worked through the remaining exercises up through 10/10, and I got the same parsing error on the constructor in all of them, and none of them went, but all of them gave the "Way to go! and the green "Start next lesson" button. Go figure! This could be a bug in the parsing code. 508 points Submitted by bobfleming almost 3 years ago 0 votes permalink Hi Bob, you need to get a space in there before __construct. It also looks like the closing } is missing from that function. Getting a "Way to go!" is annoying with errors like that in the code. I'll check in the Buggy Exercises group to see if that has been reported before. 3683 points Submitted by Judy almost 3 years ago 1 Comment Judy almost 3 years ago Bug report filed, http://www.codecademy.com/groups/buggy-exercises/discussions/52bc68b49c4e9d3542008bdf 0 votes permalink Hi Bob, I see a couple issues with your code: 1) public function $greet() There is no $ required for method name http://www.php.net/manual/en