Alexej Kubarev
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can you be more specific and give me a line that gives an error?`line 132..
Having a code parse error would like some help
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Anonymous
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The problem is with all that JavaScript, because you're not escaping your single-quotes.
This is why you should never use echo when it would be just as easy to escape out of PHP. Code like yours is just asking for syntax errors.
Your code was nearly impossible to debug (because I could barely figure out which single-quotes belonged to PHP and which belonged to JavaScript, but rewritten it should looks something like this.
This is why you should never use echo when it would be just as easy to escape out of PHP. Code like yours is just asking for syntax errors.
Your code was nearly impossible to debug (because I could barely figure out which single-quotes belonged to PHP and which belonged to JavaScript, but rewritten it should looks something like this.
Alexej Kubarev
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just reconfigure your php.ini to add magic quotes... but add slashes and it will work fine
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Alexei Kubarev said:
No. Magic quotes won't fix parse errors. They'll fix parse errors in, say, MySQL queries, but not in your actual PHP code.
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One more example :
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echo "<td width=\"10%\" align=\"center\" class=\"MyFont\">MyText</td>";