I cannot see the error, simple fix!

[Lamez]

Hey guys, for whatever reason I am getting this syntax error:

 

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '(', expecting ')' in C:\wamp\www\core\functions.php on line 229

 

here is line 229:

 

<?php
function addError($error, $ip = getIp(), $date = currentDate(), $time = currentTime()){
?>

 

Any ideas?

[Ken2k7]

You can't specify a default value to a function call.

[Lamez]

Thanks, I had a feeling that is what it was.

[Lamez]

okay I did something like this in my function definition. Would this be considered "proper"

 

<?php
function addErrorLog($error, $ip = NULL, $date = NULL, $time = NULL){
if($ip == NULL)
	$ip = getIp();
if($date == NULL)
	$date = currentDate();
if($time == NULL)
	$time == currentTime();
mysql_query("INSERT INTO ".TBL_ERROR_LOG." (ip_address, time, date, error) VALUES ('$ip', '$time', '$date', '$error')");
}
?>

[Ken2k7]

Read is_null

 

And I would do some validation on IP etc.

[Lamez]

well this function will only be called within another function. Such as my checkAuthId(). If an error is found, it is then added to my error log table. Thanks for the help!