Thor Erik
12-23-2006, 05:47 PM
For us to help you faster and more accrate here are some Guidlines (not necesarry to follow, but a good idea)
In the topic, try write something descriptive, not like
HEEEELP I NEED HELP!
or
Serius trouble, Please help fast!!!!!!!!
try more like:
Some T_CONSTANT Problems in PHP
One of the most good things with that is it states a possible error message(or a debug message) and the script/programming language it's in. witch will keep those who don't knows not bisy reading the topic, witch gives them more time helping others.
To the message inside
Now lets say you have problem with PHP (my specialty :p)
instead of writing:
Me get error me camt onderstand! Please help me
write more like this:
Language: PHP
Errors: Unexpected T_CONSTANT On line: 4
Code:
<?php
Define("Some_constant", "ME");
// copyright someone
some_constantl;
?>
Aditional info:
Runns fine on local but not on my remote server
Now this is alot better(the code is not werry usual, but the error is :p)
now this will give us what we need to know to help you.
A good idea is to follow that way as i stated above, since it clearifyes what the problem is and what the code is.
Remember, DO NOT take out some code! many ppl think stuff may not be important and take it away because it contains passwords or something else.
Rather remove the password and/or username etc. but not any variables or sql querys :)
So now, go post you problems ;) we are always happy to help ya ;D
In the topic, try write something descriptive, not like
HEEEELP I NEED HELP!
or
Serius trouble, Please help fast!!!!!!!!
try more like:
Some T_CONSTANT Problems in PHP
One of the most good things with that is it states a possible error message(or a debug message) and the script/programming language it's in. witch will keep those who don't knows not bisy reading the topic, witch gives them more time helping others.
To the message inside
Now lets say you have problem with PHP (my specialty :p)
instead of writing:
Me get error me camt onderstand! Please help me
write more like this:
Language: PHP
Errors: Unexpected T_CONSTANT On line: 4
Code:
<?php
Define("Some_constant", "ME");
// copyright someone
some_constantl;
?>
Aditional info:
Runns fine on local but not on my remote server
Now this is alot better(the code is not werry usual, but the error is :p)
now this will give us what we need to know to help you.
A good idea is to follow that way as i stated above, since it clearifyes what the problem is and what the code is.
Remember, DO NOT take out some code! many ppl think stuff may not be important and take it away because it contains passwords or something else.
Rather remove the password and/or username etc. but not any variables or sql querys :)
So now, go post you problems ;) we are always happy to help ya ;D