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  • Jeffrey Silverman
    #16
    Re: error when posting to mysql w/ php

    On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 05:21:27 +0000, SuSe newbie wrote:
    [color=blue]
    > thanks Cameron,
    > now i'm getting an error on that line for Parse error: parse error,
    > unexpected ';' in /srv/www/htdocs/sendinfo.php on line 43
    > any ideas??[/color]
    <snip!>


    Parse Error *always* means "syntax error". Meaning that you have a missing
    semicolon, curly brace, unclosed double-quote, extra parentheses, etc.

    Basically, a typo. Syntax errors can be very hard to find.

    --
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    | Jeffrey Silverman |
    | jeffrey-AT-jhu-DOT-edu|
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      • Jeffrey Silverman
        #17
        Re: error when posting to mysql w/ php

        On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 05:21:27 +0000, SuSe newbie wrote:
        [color=blue]
        > thanks Cameron,
        > now i'm getting an error on that line for Parse error: parse error,
        > unexpected ';' in /srv/www/htdocs/sendinfo.php on line 43
        > any ideas??[/color]
        <snip!>


        Parse Error *always* means "syntax error". Meaning that you have a missing
        semicolon, curly brace, unclosed double-quote, extra parentheses, etc.

        Basically, a typo. Syntax errors can be very hard to find.

        --
        -------------------------
        | Jeffrey Silverman |
        | jeffrey-AT-jhu-DOT-edu|
        -------------------------

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          • Jeffrey Silverman
            #18
            Re: error when posting to mysql w/ php

            On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 05:21:27 +0000, SuSe newbie wrote:
            [color=blue]
            > thanks Cameron,
            > now i'm getting an error on that line for Parse error: parse error,
            > unexpected ';' in /srv/www/htdocs/sendinfo.php on line 43
            > any ideas??[/color]
            <snip!>


            Parse Error *always* means "syntax error". Meaning that you have a missing
            semicolon, curly brace, unclosed double-quote, extra parentheses, etc.

            Basically, a typo. Syntax errors can be very hard to find.

            --
            -------------------------
            | Jeffrey Silverman |
            | jeffrey-AT-jhu-DOT-edu|
            -------------------------

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