sstangle73 Posted April 23, 2009 Share Posted April 23, 2009 Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_IF in /homepages/27/d193007783/htdocs/NYEFC/process.php on line 118 <?php if($_POST['team_tryout'] == "null"){ $team = $_POST['team_tryout']; $text = " <tr> <td width=\"35%\">Team To Tryout For:</td> <td width=\"65%\"> <select name=\"team_tryout\" class=\"input_style_bad\"> <option value=\"BU23\" " . if($team == "BU23"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Boys U23</option> <option value=\"BU19\" " . if($team == "BU19"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Boys U19</option> <option value=\"BU18\" " . if($team == "BU18"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Boys U18</option> <option value=\"BU17\" " . if($team == "BU17"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Boys U17</option> <option value=\"BU16\" " . if($team == "BU16"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Boys U16</option> <option value=\"BU15\" " . if($team == "BU15"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Boys U15</option> <option value=\"BU14\" " . if($team == "BU14"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Boys U14</option> <option value=\"BU13\" " . if($team == "BU13"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Boys U13</option> <option value=\"BU12\" " . if($team == "BU12"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Boys U12</option> <option value=\"BU11\" " . if($team == "BU11"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Boys U11</option> <option value=\"BU10\" " . if($team == "BU10"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Boys U10</option> <option value=\"BU8\" " . if($team == "BU8"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Boys U8</option> <option value=\"null\" " . if($team == "null"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">---------</option> <option value=\"GU23\" " . if($team == "GU23"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Girls U23</option> <option value=\"GU19\" " . if($team == "GU19"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Girls U19</option> <option value=\"GU18\" " . if($team == "GU18"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Girls U18</option> <option value=\"GU17\" " . if($team == "GU17"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Girls U17</option> <option value=\"GU16\" " . if($team == "GU16"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Girls U16</option> <option value=\"GU15\" " . if($team == "GU15"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Girls U15</option> <option value=\"GU14\" " . if($team == "GU14"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Girls U14</option> <option value=\"GU13\" " . if($team == "GU13"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Girls U13</option> <option value=\"GU12\" " . if($team == "GU12"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Girls U12</option> <option value=\"GU11\" " . if($team == "GU11"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Girls U11</option> <option value=\"GU10\" " . if($team == "GU10"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Girls U10</option> <option value=\"GU8\" " . if($team == "GU8"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Girls U8</option> </select></td> </tr> <input type=\"hidden\" name=\"goodsubmit\" value=\"bad\"> "; echo $text; $submit1 = "bad"; }?> cant quit seem to get it to work thanks in advance for the help! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sdi126 Posted April 23, 2009 Share Posted April 23, 2009 And this is the entire contents of the file "process.php"? It doesn't even go to line 118? Regardless of the file though...im not sure I have ever seen concatenation >> to an if statement >> to an echo statement ( don't think that is valid syntax...) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sstangle73 Posted April 23, 2009 Author Share Posted April 23, 2009 no i figured the rest of the file would be a little excessive. well thats what im tring to figure out how to show the field they picked in the echo 118 is <option value=\"BU23\" " . if($team == "BU23"){echo "/"selected/"";} . ">Boys U23</option> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
neogemima Posted April 23, 2009 Share Posted April 23, 2009 Are we to assume that the user has the opportunity to choose a team to try out for earlier in the code? If so, why not include a statement in the code that looks something like this: if($_POST['team_tryout'] == "null"){ echo "Please select a team to try out for." } else{ //continue code here } If you would like to achieve the same effect without leaving your initial form that we are getting these posts from, include some javascript in the header that tests to see if there is a selection. <script language="Javascript"> function validate(form) { var elem = form.elements; if (elem.team_tryout.value == null) { alert ('Please check your team tryout selection.'); return false; } else { return true; } } </script> Then put in your form onsubmit="return validate(this);" I'm making a few assumptions here, but I hope this helps. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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