Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/hyeworld/hyeworld.com/html/port.php on line 3 <? php

session_start ();

mysql_connect ("localhost", "hyeworld", .......

Closed due to the fact that the essence of the issue is not clear to the participants of Dmitriy Simushev , Kromster , HamSter , cheops , post_zeew Oct 26 '16 at 10:12 .

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  • In general, the mysql_connect function returns a connection identifier. Therefore, you need to assign a variable that you later use in queries - systemiv
  • You would have the 3rd line completely copied here. And that mistake is in her, and you cut her off - DemoS

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Create a conf.php file. In it, assign the value to variables

 <?php $host='localhost; $login='hyeworld'; $parol='пароль'; $dbname='имя БД'; ?>

Further, in your file in which you write this, do this:

 <?php require_once ("conf.php"); session_start(); mysql_connect ($host, $login, $parol); mysql_select_db($dbname); ................. ?>

That seems so ...

  • one
    Well, this is not even advice ... <br> It's just that you propose to separate the config - systemiv
  • And what exactly is not going to suit you? Do the same thing in one. What is the difference then? - new_russian_man

You have an error in the first line:

 <? php

Because of the space, the interpreter recognizes the first line as the opening tag and php as a separate element with an unclosed line, and therefore swears at line 3.

Or make

 <?php

Or

 <?
  • short_open_tags is already cut from PHP. <? - not an option. But about the gap - you are right. - ilyaplot
  • It depends on the version used. I strongly doubt that the author uses the latest version of php. - Victor
  • Regardless of the version, using short tags today is a bad form. - ilyaplot
  • Just noticed that the question was asked 5 years ago - Victor
  • one
    @ilyaplot, in the context of the question, it’s about the fact that the interpreter recognizes them and in the sum with a space before php you get this picture. And in a question of their use, I completely agree with you - Victor