Ross wrote:
get a parse error!
$region_array = array('a' =>'All of Scotland', 1 =>'Aberdeen City Council',
2 =>'Aberdeenshire Council', 3 =>'AngusCouncil', 5 =>'Argyll and Bute
Council', 6 => 'Clackmannanshire Council', 9 =>'Dumfries and Gallowalloway',
10 => 'Dundee City Council', 11 => 'East Ayrshire Council', 13 => 'East
Dunbartonshire', 14 => 'East Lothian Council', 15 => 'East Renfrewshire
Council', 16 =>'Edinburgh City Council', 17 =>'Falkirk Council', 18 =>'Fife
Council', 20 =>'Highland Council', 21 =>'Inverclyde Council', 22
=>'Midlothian Council', 23 => 'Moray Council', 24 =>'North Ayrshire
Council', 25 =>'North Lanarkshire Council', 26 =>'Orkney Islands Council',
27 =>'Perth & Kinross Council', 28 => 'Renfrewshire Council',29 =>'Scottish
Borders Council', 30 = > 'Shetland Isles Council', 31 =>'South Ayrshire
Council', 32 => 'South Lanarkshire Council', 33 => 'Stirling Council', 34
=>'West Dunbartonshire', 35 => 'West Lothian Council', 8 => 'Comhairle nan
Eilean');
?>
You might want to consider laying your code out in a more readable format.
$region_array = array(
'a' => 'All of Scotland',
1 => 'Aberdeen City Council',
2 => 'Aberdeenshire Council',
3 => 'AngusCouncil',
5 => 'Argyll and Bute Council',
6 => 'Clackmannanshire Council',
9 => 'Dumfries and Gallowalloway',
10 => 'Dundee City Council',
11 => 'East Ayrshire Council',
13 => 'East Dunbartonshire',
14 => 'East Lothian Council',
15 => 'East Renfrewshire Council',
16 => 'Edinburgh City Council',
17 => 'Falkirk Council',
18 => 'Fife Council',
20 => 'Highland Council',
21 => 'Inverclyde Council',
22 => 'Midlothian Council',
23 => 'Moray Council',
24 => 'North Ayrshire Council',
25 => 'North Lanarkshire Council',
26 => 'Orkney Islands Council',
27 => 'Perth & Kinross Council',
28 => 'Renfrewshire Council',
29 => 'Scottish Borders Council',
30 = > 'Shetland Isles Council',
31 => 'South Ayrshire Council',
32 => 'South Lanarkshire Council',
33 => 'Stirling Council',
34 => 'West Dunbartonshire',
35 => 'West Lothian Council',
8 => 'Comhairle nan Eilean');
As already pointed out, there is a space between the = and > after the
30. Laying code out like this also tends to limit the amount of code you
need to look at to find syntax errors like this since PHP happily points
to the precise line.
-Stut
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