error below appears in the line 1502, where may be the problem ?

[leonidassavvides]

error below appears in the line 1502, where may be the problem ? appear when add $a2 & $_SESSION['a2'], where are the same values, and get values from a form(dynamically appear a2 textbox when a select box is in selectedIndex=3)...

line 1502:
<td>&nbsp;<?php echo date("H:i l F dS, Y", $dated); ?>&nbsp; to &nbsp;<?php (isset($_SESSION['a2'])) ? echo "$Locationd ($a2)" : echo "$Locationd"; ?></td>



Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ECHO in /home/content/p/o/l/polisch123/html/quote/quote1a-acc-comments.php on line 1502

[thetestingsite]

The error lies with this portion of the above code:



<?php (isset($_SESSION['a2'])) ? echo "$Locationd ($a2)" : echo "$Locationd"; ?>


Change to the following and the error should go away:



<?php echo (isset($_SESSION['a2'])) ? "$Locationd ($a2)" : "$Locationd"; ?>


Hope this helps.

[leonidassavvides]

error disappears but nothing printed on screen , well ?

[Schmoopy]

The code the Hypnotoad (testingsite) has written is valid, make sure that your variables aren't empty.

Example:

$Locationd = "";

Will echo nothing of course.

[leonidassavvides]

<?=$Locationd; echo (a2!="") ? " ($a2)" : ""; ?>

this is also valid ?

[thetestingsite]

The code you posted could be valid with some changes, but not sure if it would work in your situation. Basically, the above is just echoing the variable $Locationd and then trying to echo $a2 if that variable is not empty. I have modified what you posted above in the following snippet.



<?=$Locationd;?> <?php echo ($a2!="") ? " ($a2)" : ""; ?>


Hope this helps.