Hello again;
In my frustration and laziness (tired of probing around to solve syntax
errors that are not obvious)
I have encountered the following error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING in
<path removed> groups_proc.php on line 585
The two lines immediately proceeding the line referenced by the error
and line 585 follow:
line 583: $pending_to = str_replace("//\$requests_to[] = ' ';",
"\$requests_to[$list_length] = '$input[4]';\n//\$requests_to[] = ' ';",
$pending_to);
line 584: $pending_to = str_replace("//\$r_group_to[] = ' ';",
"\$r_group_to[$list_length] = '$input[3]';\n//\$r_group_to[] = ' ';",
$pending_to);
line 585: $pending_to = str_replace("//\$r_status_to[] = ' ';",
"\$r_status_to[$list_length] = 'pend';\n//\$r_status_to[] = ' ';",
$pending_to); <- error reference line
I can't see it. The only problem I would imagine, is that $list_length
is an integer and not a string. But if that was what is being
complained about,
why didn't the error occur at line 583?
(
I am trying to add array items to a php file by writing them to it.
$list_length is a variable declared in the file to keep track of what
index to assign
to new array items. It is incremented when an item is added. The
reason is that there are 3 arrays and all have to correlated item for
item.
Yes there probably is a better way but this is what I have to deal with
at present.
)
Thanks for help in advance
Jeff K
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