unexpected ;

[Vivid Lust]

Hey all

Can some nice person fix my code, thanks loads!

 

<?php
	while($i < $im ){
		$i = $i + 1;
		echo "<input type=/"checkbox/" name=/"bg/" value="/$iu[$i]/"";
		if($bg == /"$iu[$i]/"){ echo( "checked" ); } ?> 
		echo ">";
	}
	?>

[bobbinsbro]

fixed:

<?php
	while($i < $im ){
		$i = $i + 1;
		echo "<input type=/"checkbox/" name=/"bg/" value="/$iu[$i]/"";
		if($bg == /"$iu[$i]/"){ echo( "checked" ); } 
		echo ">";
	}
	?>

 

you had an extra ?> in the middle of your code...

[dropfaith]

  <?php
      while($i < $im ){
         $i = $i + 1;
         echo "<input type=/"checkbox/" name=/"bg/" value="/$iu[$i]/"";
         if($bg == /"$iu[$i]/"){ echo( "checked" ); } 
         echo ">";
      }
      ?>

 

your closing your php before the echo          if($bg == /"$iu[$i]/"){ echo( "checked" ); } ?>

 

 

 

 

[Vivid Lust]

changed

 

still getting same error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ',' or ';'

[kenrbnsn]

Actually, that won't cause the error the OP reported. The bigger problem is that the wrong character is used to escape the double quotes. It should be "\"  not "/", plus it's used too many times. Try:

<?php
	while($i < $im ){
		$i++;
		echo '<input type="checkbox" name="bg" value="' . $iu[$i] . '"';
		if($bg == $iu[$i]){ echo( "checked" ); }
		echo ">";
	}
	?>

 

By using the single quote, you can avoid escaping the double quote altogether.

 

Ken