Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING

Malvegil

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /srv/www/htdocs/xx/html/xx.php on line 72

<?
					if ($_GET[strona]==ogrze) {2moons_ogrze();}	 //line 72
					if ($_GET[strona]=='postacie') {2moons_postacie();}
?>

Wjats wrong with it??!!

wilku

<?php
                    if ($_GET[strona]=='ogrze') {2moons_ogrze();}     //line 72
                    if ($_GET[strona]=='postacie') {2moons_postacie();}
?>

better?
tak lepiej?

a little off topic, <?php is in my opinion better then <? - you won't have a problem when moving to server which doesn't recognize <? as php opening.

Malvegil

<?php
					if ($_GET[strona]=='ogrze') {2moons_ogrze();}	
					if ($_GET[strona]=='postacie') {2moons_postacie();}

And i still have the same prob.

You can see it there: www.gaming.forall.pl/2moons.php

bpat1434

Perhaps the error isn't on line 72 but lies above or previous to line 72. Can we see that code, the code leading up to line 72, please?

Malvegil

FIXED.

Omg I know why there was error all the time.

Look at that:

Fixed version

if ($_GET[strona]=='ogrze') {moons_ogrze();}

Code with error

if ($_GET[strona]=='ogrze') {2moons_ogrze();}

The function name cannot begin by numeric 😛 (2moons doesnt work, moons works 🙂 )

suntra

The only error I get is caused by $GET[strona] which should be $GET['strona'] (unless strona is a constant defined in one of the included files)

Malvegil

Yeah there was en error too. Thanks for help. Topic can be closed now.
(I would give you points for help but I cant see such option 🙂 )