PHP code error help needed... - GoFuckYourself.com

acctman · 12-24-2005, 08:00 PM

i'm receiving this error Parse error: parse error, unexpected '}' on line 5

Code:

         if ($en['act'] hahahaha 'prefs') {
        		$err = 'fix';
if ($en['m_rateme'] hahahaha 3) {
                sql_query("UPDATE $membtable SET m_comme=".(int)($en['com_me'] hahahaha 'ON').
} else {
								sql_query("UPDATE $membtable SET m_rateme=".(int)($en['rateme'] hahahaha 'ON').
                ", m_msg_alerts=".(int)($en['alert_me'] hahahaha 'ON').
								", m_blockmsgs=".(int)($en['blockmsgs'] hahahaha 'ON').
                " WHERE m_id=$en[m_id]");
                $en['message'] = _prefs_saved;
                $req = $en['req'] = 'members';
               }
}

thanks in advance

Linguist · 12-24-2005, 08:23 PM

if ($en['m_rateme'] hahahaha 3) {
sql_query("UPDATE $membtable SET m_comme=".(int)($en['com_me'] hahahaha 'ON').
} else {

The dot is most likely the problem, try putting semicolon there instead

edit: actually, you may want to end the sql statement before you put the semicolumn

woj · 12-24-2005, 09:16 PM

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acctman · 12-24-2005, 10:31 PM

I think i fixed it by just repeating the full statement. its not the best way to do it cause i'm using extra coding that is not needed but it works i guess.

include 'includes/verify_session.php';
//save main preferences
if ($en['act'] hahahaha 'prefs')
if ($en['m_rateme'] hahahaha 3) {
sql_query("UPDATE $membtable SET m_comme=".(int)($en['com_me'] hahahaha 'ON').
", m_msg_alerts=".(int)($en['alert_me'] hahahaha 'ON'). ", m_blockmsgs=".(int)($en['blockmsgs'] hahahaha 'ON').
" WHERE m_id=$en[m_id]");
$en['message'] = _prefs_saved;
$req = $en['req'] = 'members';

} else {
sql_query("UPDATE $membtable SET m_rateme=".(int)($en['rateme'] hahahaha 'ON').
", m_comme=".(int)($en['com_me'] hahahaha 'ON').
", m_msg_alerts=".(int)($en['alert_me'] hahahaha 'ON').
", m_blockmsgs=".(int)($en['blockmsgs'] hahahaha 'ON').
" WHERE m_id=$en[m_id]");
$en['message'] = _prefs_saved;
$req = $en['req'] = 'members';
}

12-24-2005, 09:16 PM	#3
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12-24-2005, 08:23 PM	#2
Linguist Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Toronto, ON Posts: 1,706	if ($en['m_rateme'] hahahaha 3) { sql_query("UPDATE $membtable SET m_comme=".(int)($en['com_me'] hahahaha 'ON'). } else { The dot is most likely the problem, try putting semicolon there instead edit: actually, you may want to end the sql statement before you put the semicolumn

12-24-2005, 10:31 PM	#4
acctman Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Atlanta Posts: 2,840	I think i fixed it by just repeating the full statement. its not the best way to do it cause i'm using extra coding that is not needed but it works i guess. include 'includes/verify_session.php'; //save main preferences if ($en['act'] hahahaha 'prefs') if ($en['m_rateme'] hahahaha 3) { sql_query("UPDATE $membtable SET m_comme=".(int)($en['com_me'] hahahaha 'ON'). ", m_msg_alerts=".(int)($en['alert_me'] hahahaha 'ON'). ", m_blockmsgs=".(int)($en['blockmsgs'] hahahaha 'ON'). " WHERE m_id=$en[m_id]"); $en['message'] = _prefs_saved; $req = $en['req'] = 'members'; } else { sql_query("UPDATE $membtable SET m_rateme=".(int)($en['rateme'] hahahaha 'ON'). ", m_comme=".(int)($en['com_me'] hahahaha 'ON'). ", m_msg_alerts=".(int)($en['alert_me'] hahahaha 'ON'). ", m_blockmsgs=".(int)($en['blockmsgs'] hahahaha 'ON'). " WHERE m_id=$en[m_id]"); $en['message'] = _prefs_saved; $req = $en['req'] = 'members'; }