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Posted by Richard Lynch on 03/08/05 21:14
Jackson Linux wrote:
> On 8 Mar 2005, at 11:40, Richard Lynch wrote:
>
>>>> 1. $content = substr($article['content'], 0 200); // get first
>>>> 200
>>>> chars is choking, and I've looked in docs and can't understand why.
>>>> I get
>>>>
>>>> Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_LNUMBER in
>>>> /usr/www/users/domain/dynamic/templates/substr.htm on line 57
>>
>> In this line, PHP is somehow encountering a T_NUMBER (a number) where
>> it
>> *expects* to see something else.
>>
>> Like a comma.
>>
>> Look between your 0 and 200 very carefully.
>>
>
>
> Thanks for taking the time. I had suspected that earlier, but when I
> put it in all sorts of OTHER stuff happened.
>
> Then I saw your post and tried again. I saw that I had made another
> mistake later on. So you've solved that part - thanks!.
>
> Except....Except it doesn't pull the content from the db and substr it
> to 200 characters. It pulls the id number and the title no problem, and
> I am sure that $article['content'] points to the right place (or at
> least it's named right) but it's just not getting the content:
Put in a var_dump($article) where you think you have 'content' right.
See what you have.
Make sure 'content' is in your list of fields you are retrieving.
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