[Sheen]

I have been trying for a while now to try and get this PHP file working with my website, but this part I am completely confused on and I cannot find a fix as of yet. Here is the error:

PHP Code:

Parse error: parse error, expecting `T_STRING' or `T_VARIABLE' or `'{'' or `'$'' in C:\xampp\htdocs\web\panel.php on line 45 


On this line stands:

PHP Code:

$port = $data->80; 


And I am almost certain that the port is correct.

Can Anyone help me out?

[Nico]

A variable name should follow after the arrow. And since variable names cannot begin with numbers, you're getting a parse error. Are you sure it's not something like this?

PHP Code:

$port = $data->port; 


...?

[End User]

Originally Posted by Nico

A variable name should follow after the arrow. And since variable names cannot begin with numbers, you're getting a parse error. Are you sure it's not something like this?

PHP Code:

$port = $data->port; 


Or possibly:

PHP Code:

$port = $data->'80'; 


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[=OTS=G-Man]

Originally Posted by End User

Or possibly:

PHP Code:

$port = $data->'80'; 


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well doing that is, well pointless.

cause if your using a static number then you might as well just do

$port = 80;

but because he is getting the data from a object then you would need

$port = $data->port;

or what ever the name of the variable for where the port is stored in is called.