At 02:06 PM 10/13/2011, Steve Staples wrote :
[snip]
It's more likely an unterminated quoted string.
It looks like PHP is giving up after finding unrecognizable stuff
after either the first double or single quote on that line. If
you're using an editor that doesn't do syntax high lighting, get one.
Ken
I would suggest that you figure out what is the value of the
variable your passing into your query.... is it possible that the
value is getting a ' character, in which case it would be crapping
out the line...
That would only occur when the script is actually executed. It's not
getting that far yet, since it's dying on a syntax error during the parse.
For now, try adding [addslashes]:
$termnum10=addslashes(substr($dest, $start_from_which_offset,10));
$alias_sql_stmt="SELECT ani FROM ldrates WHERE
ani='$termnum10'"; // <-----this is line 1050
No, mysql_real_escape_string
(http://php.net/mysql_real_escape_string) should be used, not
addslashes, although there are some people who have suggested that
even that function is not enough and that only using stored
procedures is good enough.
Ken
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