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[tudsy]

Hi

With this query string, I get the error:


[19-Aug-2017 05:13:26 UTC] PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '<' in /home/ecovibdc/public_html/ECOVIB2D/MYART/processmidpage.php on line 135
[19-Aug-2017 05:17:15 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined index: username in /home/ecovibdc/public_html/ECOVIB2D/MYART/ecovib2d1.php on line 187
[19-Aug-2017 05:17:15 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined index: email in /home/ecovibdc/public_html/ECOVIB2D/MYART/ecovib2d1.php on line 187

When I load ecovib2d1.php, load the graphic and hover over the buy button, I get a 'NaNNaN.........' type of output on the status bar.


I do not know what is happening?

I think I have defined username and email correctly in the query string?



document.getElementById('form').action="http://103.226.223.161/~ecovibdc/ECOVIB2D/MYART/processmidpage.php?username=" + <?php echo $_GET['username'];?> + "&email=" + <?php echo $_GET['email'];?> + "&Person=" + personname + "&Price=" + Priceofart + "&Graphic=" + picname.replace('w.bmp','.bmp');


Thanks.

[CharlesEF]

According to your code, in 'ecovib2d1.php' line 187, you should have 'username' and 'email' in the query string. I suspect that when 'ecovib2d1.php' loads there is no query string for the page. That is the reason for the 2 undefined index errors. If 'ecovib2d1.php' does have the query string then I would need to see the code for the page that loads it.

In 'processmidpage.php' this section of code is totally wrong:

CODE

<?php

$name=<?php echo $_GET['username']?>;
$email=<?php echo $_GET['email'] ?>;
$graph=<?php echo $_GET['Graphic']?>;
$Priceof=<?php echo $_GET['Price']?>;
$pers=<?php echo $_GET['Person']?>;
?>

It should be:

CODE

<?php

$name=$_GET['username'];
$email=$_GET['email'];
$graph=$_GET['Graphic'];
$Priceof=$_GET['Price'];
$pers=$_GET['Person'];
?>

And that is the reason for the parse error. You can't use, and don't need to use, PHP tags inside another PHP tag.

Also, on line 112 I see this line of code:

CODE

<script type='text/javascript' src='//translate.google.com/translate_a/element.js?cb=googleTranslateElementInit'></script>

You might want to check the 'src' value to be sure it is correct.

This post has been edited by CharlesEF: Aug 19 2017, 07:05 PM

[tudsy]

According to your code, in 'ecovib2d1.php' line 187, you should have 'username' and 'email' in the query string. I suspect that when 'ecovib2d1.php' loads there is no query string for the page. That is the reason for the 2 undefined index errors. If 'ecovib2d1.php' does have the query string then I would need to see the code for the page that loads it.

In 'processmidpage.php' this section of code is totally wrong:

CODE

<?php

$name=<?php echo $_GET['username']?>;
$email=<?php echo $_GET['email'] ?>;
$graph=<?php echo $_GET['Graphic']?>;
$Priceof=<?php echo $_GET['Price']?>;
$pers=<?php echo $_GET['Person']?>;
?>

It should be:

CODE

<?php

$name=$_GET['username'];
$email=$_GET['email'];
$graph=$_GET['Graphic'];
$Priceof=$_GET['Price'];
$pers=$_GET['Person'];
?>

And that is the reason for the parse error. You can't use, and don't need to use, PHP tags inside another PHP tag.

Also, on line 112 I see this line of code:

CODE

<script type='text/javascript' src='//translate.google.com/translate_a/element.js?cb=googleTranslateElementInit'></script>

You might want to check the 'src' value to be sure it is correct.

Hi

Thanks for that.

I have just on question. What do you mean 'username' and 'email' must be inside the query string?

Thanks.

[tudsy]

According to your code, in 'ecovib2d1.php' line 187, you should have 'username' and 'email' in the query string. I suspect that when 'ecovib2d1.php' loads there is no query string for the page. That is the reason for the 2 undefined index errors. If 'ecovib2d1.php' does have the query string then I would need to see the code for the page that loads it.

In 'processmidpage.php' this section of code is totally wrong:

CODE

<?php

$name=<?php echo $_GET['username']?>;
$email=<?php echo $_GET['email'] ?>;
$graph=<?php echo $_GET['Graphic']?>;
$Priceof=<?php echo $_GET['Price']?>;
$pers=<?php echo $_GET['Person']?>;
?>

It should be:

CODE

<?php

$name=$_GET['username'];
$email=$_GET['email'];
$graph=$_GET['Graphic'];
$Priceof=$_GET['Price'];
$pers=$_GET['Person'];
?>

And that is the reason for the parse error. You can't use, and don't need to use, PHP tags inside another PHP tag.

Also, on line 112 I see this line of code:

CODE

<script type='text/javascript' src='//translate.google.com/translate_a/element.js?cb=googleTranslateElementInit'></script>

You might want to check the 'src' value to be sure it is correct.

Hi

Thanks for that.

I have just on question. What do you mean 'username' and 'email' must be inside the query string?

Thanks.

Hi

Do you mean:

document.getElementById('form').action='http://103.226.223.161/~ecovibdc/ECOVIB2D/MYART/processmidpage.php?username=' + username + '&email=' + email + '&Person=' + personname + '&Price=' + Priceofart + '&Graphic=' + picname.replace('w.bmp','.bmp');