don`t want that C_TEMP and unexpected ',', expecting ')'

hacko

can someone tell me what is the reason that strig C_TEMP to be in all my files??!?!?

include_once 'templates/'.C_TEMP.'/config.php';
include_once 'templates/'.C_TEMP.'/header.php';

i can see only on my computer the site, when i try to reach the site form other PC I can not.

I edit the site with Macromedia Dreamweaver, is that program the reason or something else?

And one other problem.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ',', expecting ')' in /users/perfect/public_html/include/functions.inc.php on line 639

here is the line in the code:

if(isset($COOKIE['TemplateName']) && file_exists(C_PATH.'/templates/'.$COOKIE['TemplateName'].'/config.php')) @define(,$_COOKIE['TemplateName']);

thank you

laserlight

can someone tell me what is the reason that strig C_TEMP to be in all my files??!?!?

It doesnt.

As for your second problem, the [man]define/man is written wrongly.

hacko

thank you laserlight but i am a newbie and i can not understand the define explanation from the link.

can you tell me what i need to change in my code?

thank you laser

laserlight

can you tell me what i need to change in my code?

What do you want to do?

hacko

what i need to change it that string :

if(isset($COOKIE['TemplateName']) && file_exists(C_PATH.'/templates/'.$COOKIE['TemplateName'].'/config.php')) @define(,$_COOKIE['TemplateName']);

to run the script correctly

khendar

Read the definition of the define() function.

bool define ( string name, mixed value [, bool case_insensitive] )

Defines a named constant. See the section on constants for more details.

The name of the constant is given by name; the value is given by value.

The optional third parameter case_insensitive is also available. If the value TRUE is given, then the constant will be defined case-insensitive. The default behaviour is case-sensitive; i.e. CONSTANT and Constant represent different values.

Compare what what is telling you to what you are doing:
define (name, value); vs
define(,$_COOKIE['TemplateName']);

and find what you are doing wrong.