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Denzel

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Sep 17 2014 06:23pm

Keep on getting this error on my website. I can't seem to find why jsp help pls

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if($output)
{
$in_redirect_endpoint = false;
$redirect_endpoints = ['preregister', 'banned', 'account/terms', 'account/settings', 'account/login', 'account/logout'];

foreach ($redirect_endpoints as $endpoint)
{
if(strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], $endpoint) !== false)
{
$in_redirect_endpoint = true;
}
}

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$redirect_endpoints = ['preregister', 'banned', 'account/terms', 'account/settings', 'account/login', 'account/logout'];

carteblanche

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Sep 17 2014 06:44pm

http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php

i'm not a php expert, but i dont see the [ ] syntax supported. have you tried:

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$redirect_endpoints = array('preregister', 'banned', 'account/terms', 'account/settings', 'account/login', 'account/logout');

Denzel

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Sep 17 2014 07:38pm

Quote (carteblanche @ Sep 17 2014 07:44pm)

http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php

i'm not a php expert, but i dont see the [ ] syntax supported. have you tried:

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$redirect_endpoints = array('preregister', 'banned', 'account/terms', 'account/settings', 'account/login', 'account/logout');

Nah that didn't work.

Thanks for the suggestion tho!

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Sep 17 2014 08:13pm

Try using double quotes.

Also the array [] syntax is only supported in php 5.3 and greater. Else you should use array().

TiMasse

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Sep 17 2014 08:48pm

Quote (carteblanche @ Sep 17 2014 08:44pm)

http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php

i'm not a php expert, but i dont see the [ ] syntax supported. have you tried:

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$redirect_endpoints = array('preregister', 'banned', 'account/terms', 'account/settings', 'account/login', 'account/logout');

Quote (Denzel @ Sep 17 2014 09:38pm)

Nah that didn't work.

Thanks for the suggestion tho!

What was the error when using this?

SelfTaught

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Sep 17 2014 08:50pm

[] brackets are supported but only after php 5.4 i believe. check your php version

however, $redirect_endpoints = array() shouldnt be different from $redirect_endpoints = []

This post was edited by SelfTaught on Sep 17 2014 08:51pm

Denzel

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Sep 17 2014 08:53pm

Ended up working and fixed a few errors after that as well, moved onto another part of it after I finished fixing the errors on that one.

Getting this error now

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<?php
return (
'mode' => 'development',

'template' => (
'path' => './templates',
'cache' => './cache',
'reload' => true
),

'database' => (
'type' => 'mysql',
'host' => '127.0.0.1',
'user' => 'root',
'pass' => 'mysql',
'name' => '',
'models' => './models'
),

the lines

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'mode' => 'development',

line 3.

i dont get whuts wrong with it.

SelfTaught

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Sep 17 2014 08:54pm

try

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return array(
'mode' => 'development',

'template' => (
'path' => './templates',
'cache' => './cache',
'reload' => true
),

'database' => (
'type' => 'mysql',
'host' => '127.0.0.1',
'user' => 'root',
'pass' => 'mysql',
'name' => '',
'models' => './models'
));

i think you're just forgetting array

This post was edited by SelfTaught on Sep 17 2014 08:55pm

Denzel

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Sep 17 2014 08:56pm

Quote (SelfTaught @ Sep 17 2014 09:54pm)

try

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