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phpsyntax-errorassociative-array
Robert
Robert

Reputation: 508

Array conversion from old php 4 to 5.6

I have this script that fills the array but the php I understand is not compliant with 5.6

<?php 
$LANG = array( );

$LANG[create_new_ticket] = "Create New Ticket";
$LANG[ticket_created] = "Your ticket has been created. An email has been sent to you containing the ticket information. If you would like to view your ticket and/or attach files you can do so: <a href=\\\"{\$HD_URL_TICKET_VIEW}?id=\$ticket&email={\$_POST[email]}\\\">\$ticket</a>";
$LANG[fill_in_form] = "To create a new support ticket, please fill out the form below.";
$LANG[required_field] = "* Denotes a required field";

/?>

but this way throws as a many

Notice: Use of undefined constant create_new_ticket - assumed
'create_new_ticket' in D:\xampp\htdocs\tickets\lang\language.php on line 4

Notice: Use of undefined constant ticket_created - assumed
'ticket_created' in D:\xampp\htdocs\tickets\lang\language.php on line 5

Notice: Use of undefined constant fill_in_form - assumed
'fill_in_form' in D:\xampp\htdocs\tickets\lang\language.php on line 6

Notice: Use of undefined constant required_field - assumed 
'required_field' in D:\xampp\htdocs\tickets\lang\language.php on line 7

which is the correct syntax?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 75

Answers (3)

fillobotto
fillobotto

Reputation: 3775

That's the way I've always declared an associative array:

$LANG = array(
"create_new_ticket" => "Create New Ticket",
"ticket_created" => "Your ticket has been created. An email has been sent to you containing the ticket information. If you would like to view your ticket and/or attach files you can do so: <a href='{$HD_URL_TICKET_VIEW}?id={$ticket}&email={$_POST['email']}'>{$ticket}</a>",
"fill_in_form" => "To create a new support ticket, please fill out the form below.",
"d_field" => "* Denotes a d field");

See Official PHP docs You can also a working snippet

Upvotes: 0

Fabrizio Mazzoni
Fabrizio Mazzoni

Reputation: 1909

Try with array declaration as per PHP docs.

$LANG = [
    "create_new_ticket" => "Create New Ticket",
    "ticket_created" => "Your ticket has been created. An email has been sent to you containing the ticket information. If you would like to view your ticket and/or attach files you can do so: <a href=\\\"{\$HD_URL_TICKET_VIEW}?id=\$ticket&email={\$_POST[email]}\\\">\$ticket</a>",
    "fill_in_form" => "To create a new support ticket, please fill out the form below.";
    "required_field" => "* Denotes a required field",
];

Upvotes: 0

Mureinik
Mureinik

Reputation: 311373

The keys you're using should also be strings, not bare words:

$LANG['create_new_ticket'] = "Create New Ticket";
$LANG['ticket_created'] = "Your ticket has been created. An email has been sent to you containing the ticket information. If you would like to view your ticket and/or attach files you can do so: <a href=\\\"{\$HD_URL_TICKET_VIEW}?id=\$ticket&email={\$_POST['email']}\\\">\$ticket</a>";
$LANG['fill_in_form'] = "To create a new support ticket, please fill out the form below.";
$LANG['required_field'] = "* Denotes a required field";

Upvotes: 2

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