Code without proper indentation and is very hard to comprehend. You have
unnecessary spacing and line breaks that makes it difficult to debug.
I suggest you few things as a good practice:
1) Until you learn perfectly to code use some nice GUI editors that have
syntax highlighting (aptana, eclipse
>> hi Chris,
>>
>> basing on the code you posted, you're missing the closing brace for
>> if ($accessToken===NULL)
>> {
>>
>> there should be 3 closing braces before the last ?>
>
> That'll be the next error, but that error would print "unexpected
> $end on line xxx."
well, if you're getting th
On Sat, Mar 21, 2009 at 10:54, Virgilio Quilario
wrote:
>
> hi Chris,
>
> basing on the code you posted, you're missing the closing brace for
> if ($accessToken===NULL)
> {
>
> there should be 3 closing braces before the last ?>
That'll be the next error, but that error would print "unexpecte
> I hate asking for help with simple code like this because I can usually
> figure it out, but I'm stumped on this one. I'm getting a parser error on
> line 13, whether I comment out the require_once line or not. Can you help?
>
> require_once('twitterlib.php');
>
> $consumerKey="yVVRd1QCJYBt
On Sat, Mar 21, 2009 at 10:42, Chris Westbrook wrote:
> I hate asking for help with simple code like this because I can usually
> figure it out, but I'm stumped on this one. I'm getting a parser error on
> line 13, whether I comment out the require_once line or not. Can you help?
Probabl
I hate asking for help with simple code like this because I can usually figure
it out, but I'm stumped on this one. I'm getting a parser error on line 13,
whether I comment out the require_once line or not. Can you help?
getRequestToken();
$reqToken = $tok['oauth_token'];
$reqToke
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