[Syntax Error unexepected $end]

@menator01 Your suggestions helped me find the exact errors I was having trouble with. I appreciate the help. I guess once you spend hours looking at code that you tend to miss things, especially when something should work right and it doesn't. Now the only error I get is 

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Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect() in 

@dodgeitorelse3 I have no clue how I missed that. I'm glad one of us had a sharp eye. Thank you.

 

@Strider64 I have not taken the time to familiarize myself with PDO though I have heard of it. I never bothered to learn to use it, relying instead on older methods that I was more familiar with. I guess it is time to start evolving with the times and getting myself familiar with newer methods. I will research PDO and see if I can start using it instead. Thank you for the suggestion! 

[Syntax Error unexepected $end]

I have spent hours setting this code up along with the other parts of my site only to have a frustrating error keep populating. I have debugged all other errors but this one eludes me. Any chance ya'll could take a look and help me out? I appreciate it. Here is the code:

 

<?php 

/* I have intentionally removed these details for my own security */

$host="";
$user="";
$password="";
$db="";

mysql_connect($host,$user,$password);
mysql_select_db($db);

if(isset($_POST['username'])){
	$uname=$_POST['username'];
	$password=$_POST['password'];
	
}
	$sql="select * from auth where user='.$uname'AND Pass='.$password.' limit 1;
	
	$result=mysql_query($sql);
	
/*This if statement is the section that states I have an unexpected $end syntax error */
	if(mysql_num_rows($result)==1){
	header('Location: pay.php');
	exit();
	
	else{
		echo 'Username or Password is incorrect! Please try again.';
		exit();
	}
}

?>

 

[Registration Form PHP Code]

1 minute ago, RedNeckRabbit93 said:

@baran Yeah, it comes out as bool false. Which means I've failed to inform PHP what I'm using $em for

 

[Registration Form PHP Code]

21 hours ago, Barand said:

Your first one is missing a } before the else. Syntax is

if (condition) {
    do something
}
else {
    do something else
}

It looks like $em  is not valid. Have you tried  var_dump($em) to check what's in there?

 

PS You could just...

if ( ($em = filter_var($em, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)) === false ) {
   echo "Invalid format"; 
}

 

Yeah, it comes out as bool false. Which means I've failed to inform PHP what I'm using $em for

[Registration Form PHP Code]

@Barand

That fixed all the issues except for one. 

if (filter_var($em, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)) {
  $em = filter_var($em, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL);
  
  else {
    echo "Invalid Format";
  }

}

// This code gives me this error: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'else' (T_ELSE) in /*****/**/******/htdocs/site/register.php on line 60

If i do it this way:

if (filter_var($em, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)) {
  $em = filter_var($em, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL);
  }
  else {
    echo "Invalid Format";
  }


//It fixes the rror but the page is constantly returning echo "Invalid Format"; regardless of what is inputted into my form. 

 

[Registration Form PHP Code]

On 8/5/2021 at 10:50 AM, Barand said:

Make sure you have defined the function insert(). It's not a PHP function.

(Or did you mean isset() ?)

Why did i not notice this? I am not completely new to PHP. Why in the world did I miss this function? I know better. Grrrrrr! I guess my frustration blinded me. I will fix it now. You are right, insert is not a PHP function. 

 

@Barand

You were correct. This fixed my entire issue. If i had just been paying attention I wouldn't be feeling like an idiot right now! Thank you Dear Sir!

[Registration Form PHP Code]

@Barand

 

I went ahead and for the hell of it, added the corrections to the mistakes you noticed. However now i am getting this error.

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function insert() in register.php:18 Stack trace: #0 {main} thrown in register.php on line 18. 

 

Line 18 references this line here: 

if(insert($_POST['register_button'])) {

  // To handle the registration form
}

[Registration Form PHP Code]

15 minutes ago, Barand said:

I see two syntax errors

if (insert($_POST['register_button'])) {

The { has no corresponding } later in the code.

When i put a } here the syntax error reads "Unexpected } on line blabla"

 

    if (filter_var($em, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)) {
      $em = filter_var($em, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)
                                                  ^  
    }

      

missing ; at the end of the line(Thank you for the catch!) You're right!

 

[Registration Form PHP Code]

Hello,

I am currently coding a site from scratch. I know i can use templates and everything else but i want the experience. The HTML I've had down for years but it seems PHP is getting a little elusive for me. I'm trying to create a registration form and when i test my site i keep getting parse errors and syntax errors... mainly regarding the use of {} and if/else. Any help would be appreciated. Most of the code is still incomplete, I have to go back and fill in some areas I've left blank for now, but i have commented using // Where the browser is kicking back my errors. 

 

- “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic” (Arthur C. Clark, 1962) 

 

<?php
$con = Mysqli_connect("'', '', ''");
if (Mysqli_connect_errno()) {
  echo "Failed to connect to DB. Please check your connection info." . Mysqli_connect_errno;
  // Only if there is an error.
}
//Declaring Variable for Registration form
$fname = "";
$lname = "";
$em = "";
$emc = "";
$pass = "";
$passc = "";
$date = "";
$error_array = "";

if (insert($_POST['register_button'])) {
  // To handle the registration form

  // First Name Values
  $fname = strip_tags($_POST['reg_fname']);
  $fname = str_replace(' ', '', $fname);
  $fname = ucfirst(strtolower($fname));

  // Last Name Values
  $lname = strip_tags($_POST['reg_lname']);
  $lname = str_replace(' ', '', $lname);
  $lname = ucfirst(strtolower($lname));

  // Registration Email Values
  $em  = strip_tags($_POST['reg_email']);
  $em = str_replace(' ', '', $em);

  // Confirm Registration Email Values
  $emc = strip_tags($_POST['reg_emailc']);
  $emc = str_replace(' ', '', $emc);

  // Registrsation Password Values
  $pass = strip_tags($_POST['reg_pass']);

  // Registration Password Confirmation Values
  $passc = strip_tags($_POST['reg_passc']);

  // Registration Date Values
  $date = date("m-d-Y");
  
// Here is where the browser keeps kicking back parse errors
  if ($em == $emc) {
  }
  else {
    echo "Email and Confirmation Email must match";

  }
    if (filter_var($em, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)) {
      $em = filter_var($em, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)
    }

      else {
      echo "Invlaid Format";
    }




?>