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Hi !
First of all, transform your code in :
<?php global $resourceinstance, $category;
if (!isset($course) && isset($resourceinstance)) {
$course = $resourceinstance->course;
$catclass= 'category-none';
/*} To remove*/
}
if (isset($course->category)) {
$catclass = 'category-' . $course->category;
} else if (isset($category->id)) {
$catclass = 'category-' . $category->id;
$pageclass = ' class="' . $groupclass . '"';
}
?>
What happen when you try to use this code ? We need the error displayed !
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Dear Cathy
Don't you need to escape those quotes (which you intend to appear around $groupclass) like this \" ?
Tim
Don't you need to escape those quotes (which you intend to appear around $groupclass) like this \" ?
Tim
Where is the 14th line in this code ?
(Also sorry for the delay)
Could you send us the entire file ? it could help.
(Also sorry for the delay)
Could you send us the entire file ? it could help.
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Not problems with the quotes because it's a double inside simple-quotes.
I think it was a good idea to ask you the code....
I did some syntax corrections, but I can't test it on my own, so i give the file to you and you'll tell me if there is problems.
I think it was a good idea to ask you the code....
I did some syntax corrections, but I can't test it on my own, so i give the file to you and you'll tell me if there is problems.
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Just out of interest, what program are you using to edit your PHP code? Some editors will point out syntax errors as you edit, which lets you find and fix them quickly, without having to copy the files to the server and find a way to test it yourself. I find that makes life a lot easier.
There are two editors I know that do this:
JEdit - http://www.jedit.org/ - with the PhpParserPlugin installed. (To do anything in Jedit, you need an extension, but its not a big deal because there is a good plugin manager installed.)
Eclipse - http://www.eclipse.org/ - with the PHP development tools installed. This is what I use because I have done a lot of Java development, and it is what I am used to.
I'm sure there are more out there.
Eclipse has a very steep learning curve, but it's worth it if you have the time to get to the top. It is a very powerful IDE, and things like its CVS integration are a dream. However, in the first instance I recommend you try Jedit. Much easier to get started with.
Tim.
There are two editors I know that do this:
JEdit - http://www.jedit.org/ - with the PhpParserPlugin installed. (To do anything in Jedit, you need an extension, but its not a big deal because there is a good plugin manager installed.)
Eclipse - http://www.eclipse.org/ - with the PHP development tools installed. This is what I use because I have done a lot of Java development, and it is what I am used to.
I'm sure there are more out there.
Eclipse has a very steep learning curve, but it's worth it if you have the time to get to the top. It is a very powerful IDE, and things like its CVS integration are a dream. However, in the first instance I recommend you try Jedit. Much easier to get started with.
Tim.
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That sounds like a very good set up that makes it easy to test.
But I still think you are missing a trick. Your computer should be like your personal slave. It should do as much routine stuff for you as possible so you can concentrate on important things. You should not have to manually test every page after you edit just to check for syntax errors. In an ideal world, your computer would do this for you and tell you if you had slipped up, and the rest of the time you could forget about it.
I am slightly surprised that an editor as good as Deamweaver does not do this already. Perhaps in the next version.
Tim.
But I still think you are missing a trick. Your computer should be like your personal slave. It should do as much routine stuff for you as possible so you can concentrate on important things. You should not have to manually test every page after you edit just to check for syntax errors. In an ideal world, your computer would do this for you and tell you if you had slipped up, and the rest of the time you could forget about it.
I am slightly surprised that an editor as good as Deamweaver does not do this already. Perhaps in the next version.
Tim.
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