Re: I'm back :-))

Hey, Thanks for writing. Yep, I did have my suspicions when I was creating it if plain numbers were allowed but I guess I took it for granted. And yes, I have not read the manual from cover to cover, I basically skipped chapters just to the parts that i need for any program that i am working on and from there learn the basics of php...and make a lot of "boo boos" :-d Will rename the variables. Cheers, -Ryan P.S John, will check out that site later. ----- Original Message ----- From: "John W. Holmes" <holmes072000@charter.net> To: "'Ryan A'" <ryan@jumac.com>; <php-general@lists.php.net> Sent: Monday, April 28, 2003 1:18 AM Subject: RE: [PHP] I'm back :-)) > > I know you must have missed me so came back with a new problem :-D. > > Yay... look, I'm shaking. > > > This is giving me an error, I have looked at it for 20 mins and cant > find > > a > > damn thing thats wrong, the comma's are correct, the quotes are > correct, > > the > > variable names are correct but it still gives me: > > > > Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_DNUMBER, expecting T_VARIABLE > or > > '$' > > in /home/coinpass/public...... > > > > Heres the lines: > > > > $query = "update ".$tcname." set > > > > date='".$0."',time='".$1."',order_number=".$2.",card_holder_name='".$3." > ', > > st > > > > reet_address='".$4."',city='".$5."',state='".$6."',zip=".$7.",country='" > .$ > > 8. > > > > "',email='".$9."',phone=".$10.",total=".$13.",product_id=".$14.",product > _d > > es > > > > cription='".$16."',user='".$17."',pass='".$18."' > > where user='".$u."' > and > > pass='".$p."'"; > > > > If you want the whole page I can send it over... > > No need. You can't have variable names that start with a number. Clearly > explained in the manual if you care to read it some day. > > > Private message to John Holmes: > > Dude, you must be a guy in PHP or something, as far back as I can > remember > > you are answering problems and you answer nearly all posts....belive > me if > > you write a book i'll buy! :-) > > I write for PHP|Architect, check that out. www.phparch.com. Anyone can > answer most of the questions on this list if they've read the manual. > > ---John Holmes... > > > > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php >