Common PHP errors to identify
This is a discussion on Common PHP errors to identify within the PHP Programming forums, part of the Web Development category; * Parse error: parse error in xxxx - This error message refers to an error in the PHP syntax. You probably forgot ...
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08-07-2007, 06:24 AM
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 Common PHP errors to identify * Parse error: parse error in xxxx - This error message refers to an error in the PHP syntax. You probably forgot to end a line with ; or you have too many brackets opened or closed ({). * Fatal error: Call to unsupported/undefined function ... in xxxx - This error means that the function your script was going to use isn't defined in the current PHP version with modules, or if you're using user-defined functions that your function hasn't been defined yet (this is usually caused if you forgot to include the function definition). * Warning: Wrong parameter ... for ... in xxxx on line 8 - you have handed over too many (or the wrong) parameters to the function. If it's a built-in php-function, check the manual; to see if it's a user-defined function, then recheck your code. * Warning: Cannot add header information - header was already sent ... in xxxx - you had some text output first (e.g. the doctype declaration or <html>) and called the function header() afterwards. This is most often the case when using cookie stuff. Remember you can not use header() twice! * Parse error: parser stack overflow in xxxx - PHP is out of memory - this usually happens if you built an eternal loop, especially when using include statements. * Warning: fopen("file.txt","r+") - No such file or directory - the requested file or directory doesn't exist. Check the spelling (accuracy counts here). * SAFE MODE Restriction in effect. The script whose uid is 531 is not allowed to access... - The safe mode is switched on. Some functions in the upload systems can't be used. Usually your webhost has put safe mode in place (often not correctly configured). Try switching silly_safe_mode on. xxxx - denotes PHP file path e.g C:\Apache\htdocs\index.php
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