[SOLVED] Cant figure this out.

[Tredan]

This code is not working for some reason.

<?php
$page = $_POST["page"];
$go="123abc"
if (file_exists($go && ".php") && $page==$go) {
unlink($go & ".php");
header("Location: gm6togm5.zip") ;
}
else echo "Wrong reg code, or reg code used already."
?>

Error given.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_IF in /home/murtagh/public_html/aljk/go.php on line 4

Im new to php just started can someone help me?

[kenrbnsn]

You forgot the semi-colon at the end of this line:

<?php
$go="123abc"
?>

 

Ken

[Tredan]

You forgot the semi-colon at the end of this line:

<?php
$go="123abc"
?>

 

Ken

Heh i cant believe i missed that thanks

[Tredan]

Now that worked but even though the file exists it doesn't goto the download  ???

[chigley]

&& ".php"

 

How does that work?

[Tredan]

&& ".php"

 

How does that work?

I have tried like +".php" and many many other things i dont know how it works lol.

[kenrbnsn]

The string concatenation operator is the period:

<?php
$str = "test";
$str2 = $str . ".php";
echo $str2; // outputs the string 'test.php';
?>

 

Ken

[per1os]

if (file_exists($go . ".php") && $page==$go) {
unlink($go . ".php");

 

In PHP the equivilent to javascripts concat (+) and .NETs concat (&) is the period (.) as seen above.