Allen McCabe wrote:
> I created a webpage with the code listed, and a screen shot of the email I
> am currently receiving (with nonsense entered into my inputs)
>
> URL:
> http://lpacmarketing.hostzi.com/admin/help.html
>
> Anyone that can provide help will be rewarded in their next life. That's
I created a webpage with the code listed, and a screen shot of the email I
am currently receiving (with nonsense entered into my inputs)
URL:
http://lpacmarketing.hostzi.com/admin/help.html
Anyone that can provide help will be rewarded in their next life. That's a
promise.
Thanks!
On Tue, Aug 4
Allen McCabe wrote:
> Ashley - I am formatting this way, it just didn't translate into gmail : )
You might try using indentation with more then one space. Try tabs.
Any respectable editor will allow you to set the number of spaces it
uses to actually represent the tab.
That way I can have mine s
Well, I got it to display a thank you page instead of what I had. I'm
rolling with the punches. Got to work on why my email table is not building
right. Stay tuned!
On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 11:09 AM, Allen McCabe wrote:
> Ashley - I am formatting this way, it just didn't translate into gmail : )
>
Ashley - I am formatting this way, it just didn't translate into gmail : )
Daniel, Martin, and Jim - Thanks very much, my php runs now, however I don't
get the result page anymore. My inbox receives the form (missing cells, but
that's another issue), but the browser doesn't load processccu.php, it
On Tue, 2009-08-04 at 10:56 -0700, Jim Lucas wrote:
> Allen McCabe wrote:
> > *Parse error*: syntax error, unexpected $end in *
> > /home/a9066165/public_html/admin/processccu.php* on line *231*
> >
>
> I have learned from a number of similar mistakes that this error message
> /normally/ means th
Allen McCabe wrote:
> *Parse error*: syntax error, unexpected $end in *
> /home/a9066165/public_html/admin/processccu.php* on line *231*
>
I have learned from a number of similar mistakes that this error message
/normally/ means that I have a miss-matched number of brackets on a
foreach, while, o
On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 13:47, Allen McCabe wrote:
[snip="everything"]
Looks like you're missing a closing bracket here:
if(!empty($_POST['EMailAddress'])) {
$EMailAddress = $_POST['EMailAddress'];
} else {
$EMailAddress = " ";
// <--- Right here
--
daniel.br...@parasane.net || danbr...@
in the great big FWIW department, the error may not be
on that line, it may only indicate the point where php
recognized an error. I had one page with several
includes and html code...php reported a parse error on
the main page, I couldn't find it, however,
eventually, I tracked the error to an e
Tried the alternative stuff with no luck...
Looking for any crazy ideas that might work...
Thanks !
Paul Strange wrote:
> On Friday 20 July 2001 06:16, Jack Sasportas wrote:
> > I have some code that runs under php3 perfectly, but now under 4 I get a
> > parse error
> > on this specific line, c
On Friday 20 July 2001 06:16, Jack Sasportas wrote:
> I have some code that runs under php3 perfectly, but now under 4 I get a
> parse error
> on this specific line, can't figure out how to resolve it.
>
> the code looks like this
>
>
>
>
>
> the error is in the middle line which is the end of
Actually that is the default setting under 4, and the rest of the code works
with the short tags, it's definately something code related... I don;t think
it likes that code, but can't find anything to help me resolve the problem.
I was hoping not to re-write the code just yet...
Thanks
Steve Edb
My guess is that you have the short_open_tags option on in your PHP3
config, but off in your PHP4 config. If it's off, PHP will only
recognize the tags, not . PHP config params can be
set in php.ini, .htaccess, and/or Apache httpd.conf files. Scroll
down to short_open_tag in
http://w
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