Problems, Problems, Problems

[the_myth]

I've been battling with this stupid script all day. But I'm happy with my progress, and I've been learning a lot.

The problem is dealing with printing out content in an array. I have all my error messages in an array called $all_errors. I've been trying to get a while loop to go threw it and then print out the errors that need to be printed how, not just all of the errors in the array. The problem is when I run the script the errors aren't being printed... I'm not getting any PHP errors (like parse) , I'm just getting nothing where the errors should be. I'm going to attach the script and see if anyone can find my problem?

[dalecosp]

Coupla things I see:

       $a = '1'; $b = count($all_errors);  // arrays start at (zero) :-)
        while ($a <= $b) {
        $pr = $all_errors[$a];
        print \"$pr\";
        $a++;
        }
        ?>
        </td></tr></table>
        ";

# Don't send if there's an error #

 if($send = "no") {  // you want to == compare, not = assign, right?
        print_register();
        die;
        }

Also, did you accidentally slip into C syntax there towards the end? endif?

HTH,

[HalfaBee]

I think that section would be better if done like this.

$errors = "
<table border=\"0\" bgcolor=\"red\" width=\"400\">
<tr><td bgcolor=\"white\">
The Following Errors were found when you submitted the form:
<br>";
for( $a=0;$a<count( $all_errors );$a++ )
{
$error .= $all_errors[$a];
}
$errors .= "</td></tr></table>";

The endif sytax is valid

HalfaBee

from the manual.
Example C-6. Migration: new if..endif syntax

if ($foo):
echo "yep\n";
elseif ($bar):
echo "almost\n";
else:
echo "nope\n";
endif;

Notice that the semicolons have been replaced by colons in all statements but the one terminating the expression (endif).