[SOLVED] Unexpected End.

[jaku78]

I have the case of the unexpected end blues... I've checked the code numerous times for the same amount of curly braces and still cannot find the error! Help is very well appreciated on this matter because I really can't seem to find it.

 

Here is the file:

<?php
//USERNAME CHECK 

function usercheck($usercheckname)
{

if(!ereg("^[A-Za-z -]+$",$usercheckname))
{
echo "Invalid Username. Try again.";
die();
}
else
{
echo "Username Success";
return $usercheckname;
}
}


//PASSWORD CHECK

function pwchecker($pwcheckname)
{

if(!ereg("^[A-Za-z -]+$",$pwcheckname))
{
die("Parse error in your username, please press back and check");
}
else
{
echo "Password Success";
return $pwcheckname;
}

}



//GENDER CHECK

function gencheck($gencheck)
{

if(!ereg("(male|female)",$gencheck))
{
die("Parse error in your username, please press back and check again");
}
else
{
echo "Gender Success";
return $gencheck;
}

//AGE CHECK

function agecheck($agecheck)
{

if(!ereg("[0-9]+",$agecheck))
{
die("Parse error in your DOB, please press back and check again");
}
else
{
echo "Age Success";
return $agecheck;
}

}
?>

[kenrbnsn]

You're missing the closing "}" on this funciton:

<?php
function gencheck($gencheck)
{
    if(!ereg("(male|female)",$gencheck))
    {
        die("Parse error in your username, please press back and check again");
    }
    else
   {
       echo "Gender Success";
       return $gencheck;
    }
?>

 

If you had indented your code, it would have been obvious.

 

Ken

[jaku78]

Thank you! I'm now indenting like you said in every one of those situatiosn but now I have another problem, and I wouldn't want to cause alot of spam.

 

Now that that part of the script is working, another part shot up, in the usercheck part, it always gives me a problem.

function usercheck($usercheckname)
{

if(!ereg("^[A-Za-z -]+$",$usercheckname))
{
echo "Invalid Username. Try again.";
die();
}
else
{
echo "Username Success";
return $usercheckname;
}
}

 

everytime the function runs it will say the test does not equal the same ereg function format, and the login name I tried to create was "jaku78". I'm trying to make it so it can have all uppercase, lowercase, and numericals but it just isn't working. I know that it has something to do with the EREG statement, but I don't know what, if someone could point me into a tutorial that is centered on the EREG, that might even help.

 

EDIT:I already tried looking at the php.net manual, I will keep searching until I do find it.

 

EDIT2:Fixed it!