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you're using all double-quotes. on the first line, when the echo statement reaches the second ", it think it's done echoing. so it wonders just what exactly you're trying to do after the echo.

 

to fix it, either escape the double quotes within the echo statement, or convert the double quote delimiters to single quotes. have a look in the PHP manual about strings and variables.

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if ($crank <= 4) {echo "<a href="addwar.php">Add War Report</a>"};
if ($crank <= 2) {echo "<a href="addnews.php">Add News</a>"};

why is this giving me the error of

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

 

Your use of double quotes within the echo statements is wrong.  You also have the semicolons in the wrong spot.  Easiest solution is:

 

if ($crank <= 4) { echo "<a href='addwar.php'>Add War Report</a>"; }

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