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Recent content by BittenApple
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Unexpected T_STRING? Eh..
Haha, thank you so much sleipnir. I feel like such an idiot!! :P- BittenApple
- Post #10
- Forum: PHP
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Missing function apache_getenv
O, man.. I thought I cracked it lol. Sorry, i've never really used apache_getenv.. Sorry I cant help- BittenApple
- Post #4
- Forum: PHP
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Unexpected T_STRING? Eh..
<?php function shoutView(){ $color1 = "#466A2B"; $color2 = "#568434"; $e_shout = mysql_query("SELECT FROM 'shoutbox'); echo '<table width="100%">'; I edited loads of lines, so now the problem is on line 6.. heh. Btw, ''db.php'' in included in index.php, and this file is included in index.php so...- BittenApple
- Post #7
- Forum: PHP
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Missing function apache_getenv
Simple, you missed out the quotes.. <?php echo "apache_getenv('PATH')"; ?> Try that..- BittenApple
- Post #2
- Forum: PHP
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Unexpected T_STRING? Eh..
Wow thanks, it seems to be working.. But, now its turned into a T_LNUMBER -- :S echo '<table width="100%">'; thats what it is - whats a LNUMBER?- BittenApple
- Post #4
- Forum: PHP
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Unexpected T_STRING? Eh..
It says unexpected T_STRING in line 9, but I dont get it, whats a string? I read a tutorial on reading errors, but it say T_'then problem of name' but I dont know what a string is.. this is my line 8-10 8 //Start table 9 echo "<table width="100%"> 10 " Heh, I know the "100%" is wrong...- BittenApple
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- Forum: PHP
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Saving info to a database?
Hi, ive got a HTML form all sorted, and you type in your name/e-mail/mobile and a comment, would this be a correct script to add it to a database? <? $username="username"; $password="password"; $database="your_database"; $first=$_POST['first']; $last=$_POST['last']; $mobile=$_POST['mobile']...- BittenApple
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- Replies: 3
- Forum: PHP
