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fourty711
07-28-2012, 10:03 AM
1) CODE TITLE: PHP-Errors
2) AUTHOR NAME/NOTES:
3) DESCRIPTION: Error recurring
4) URL TO CODE: localhost
or, ATTACHED BELOW (see #3 in guidelines below):
if{$_get {"page"} == "header"};
an you tell me where the syntax error is please?
If required I will submit my email for a response.
djr33
07-28-2012, 10:11 AM
This was posted in the wrong section. This is not a script submission; it is a question about PHP. It has been moved to the PHP section.
There are at least three errors:
1) An if statement does not end with a semi-colon, so you should remove that.
2) If statements use (), not {}.
3) Arrays use [] for indices, not {}; indices must not be separated by a space; $_GET is in caps and I believe it is case sensitive.
[4) I would also suggest using ' instead of " for indices and strings and in general-- it's faster-- use " only when you want to process PHP in it.]
With these changes we get:
if ($_GET['page'] == 'header')
{
/***/
}
That's the properly written version of the code.
Honestly, you should start with a basic introductory tutorial (there are many-- just do a search, or look through some of the older discussions here-- there are many links to decent tutorials) and you will become familiar with these things very quickly.
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