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Parse error...
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goto ('login.php');
This is line 82
And this is the error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '(', expecting T_STRING in /home/anuntofe/public_html/dirweb/header.php on line 82
Some help? thanks
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As of PHP 5.3, goto is a registered keyword, so you can't have a function named that.
PHP: goto - Manual
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So can i modify this code to work? if yes, how ? thanks
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Rename the function to something else.
Search where it says "function goto"... and rename it to "function redirect" (or anything you like). Then replace all instances of "goto" with "redirect".
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Thank you, that works but now i have another error:/
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Fatal error: Call to undefined function loadClass() in
Any ideea ?
This is the line;
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loadClass("DirCategory");
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That means PHP is calling a function that doesn't exist. See if you find "function loadClass" somewhere in your code. If you do, include that file.
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include
'path/to/file/with/loadClass.php'
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