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wamp keeps breaking my backup files
Posted by:
h4lp
(---.virtua.com.br)
Date: July 20, 2009 10:45PM
so, i have a website running perfectly on a server, i exported my database and downloaded everything in a directory inside wamp's www folder and it keeps giving me these php syntax errors that just don't exist!
things like
$adm=$_REQUEST[adm];
will only work if i write
$adm=$_REQUEST['adm'];
that's a simple solution but it totally sucks when i have over 100 files to look over and add single quotes
why is it that it works ANYWHERE on servers online but wamp keeps seeing errors? is it a configuration problem?
thanks to anyone who can help! :]
things like
$adm=$_REQUEST[adm];
will only work if i write
$adm=$_REQUEST['adm'];
that's a simple solution but it totally sucks when i have over 100 files to look over and add single quotes
why is it that it works ANYWHERE on servers online but wamp keeps seeing errors? is it a configuration problem?
thanks to anyone who can help! :]
Re: wamp keeps breaking my backup files
Posted by:
stevenmartin99
(---.b-ras2.blp.dublin.eircom.net)
Date: July 21, 2009 12:10AM
the first piece of code is incorrect. u need '' around it
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Re: wamp keeps breaking my backup files
Posted by:
c2dan
(---.15-1.cable.virginmedia.com)
Date: July 21, 2009 06:38PM
Because you are using improper syntax.
You dont see these errors on your website because your host disables errors. However if you turned errors on it will display the exact same errors as wamp.
You should always wrap array keys within quotes. Otherwise PHP will think you're using a constant. It will throw a notice error because it cannot find the constant. However PHP is smart enough to correct you.
You can disabled notices on WAMP if you like. But you are encouraged to fix the notices.
You dont see these errors on your website because your host disables errors. However if you turned errors on it will display the exact same errors as wamp.
You should always wrap array keys within quotes. Otherwise PHP will think you're using a constant. It will throw a notice error because it cannot find the constant. However PHP is smart enough to correct you.
You can disabled notices on WAMP if you like. But you are encouraged to fix the notices.
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