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Your PHP version does not support the way the array was declared

Try this instead

$this->db->update('xc_site_settings', array('value' => strip_tags($this->db->escape_str($this->input->post('site_name')))), array('config_key' => 'site_name'));

fineboynl:
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What version of PHP are you using?

stanliwise:
What version of PHP are you using?

5.3 and 5.5

fineboynl:
5.3 and 5.5

make an upgrade. That syntax wasn’t written to run with that version. I don’t want to give you the advise the other guy gave you, you make break your codes.

fineboynl:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '[' in /home/u814429204/domains/multisafefinanceinvestment.com/public_html/application/controllers/Update.php on line 65

A PHP Error was encountered

Severity: Parsing Error

Message: syntax error, unexpected '['

Filename: controllers/Update.php

Line Number: 65



Backtrace:



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chat me up for further details on 0-8-0-5-4-8-2-6-9-8-6

stanliwise:
make an upgrade. That syntax wasn’t written to run with that version. I don’t want to give you the advise the other guy gave you, you make break your codes.

the script doesn't run from 5.6 above. just below that.

hollyfat:
Your PHP version does not support the way the array was declared

Try this instead

$this->db->update('xc_site_settings', array('value' => strip_tags($this->db->escape_str($this->input->post('site_name')))), array('config_key' => 'site_name'));

let me try I wil get back to you. if it works Airtime for you

fineboynl:
the script doesn't run from 5.6 above. just below that.

make una learn to code. stop buying scripts you can't manage

hollyfat:
Your PHP version does not support the way the array was declared

Try this instead

$this->db->update('xc_site_settings', array('value' => strip_tags($this->db->escape_str($this->input->post('site_name')))), array('config_key' => 'site_name'));

although there was still many errors from [], but i manage to use the same array() to solved it all.

paste your number here, i want to send you airtime. i have not had a good sleep since this week. today is going to be good night sleep

fineboynl:
the script doesn't run from 5.6 above. just below that.

I am finding this hard to believe, that array syntax is supported by new PHP version. You may need to reinstall your PHP or you messed up with settings. array(); was the original PHP syntax but a new syntax was [] declaration. It was introduced in PHP 5.4

And when I requested your PHP version you said 5.3 and 5.5.

Both interpreters cannot be working same time. Set the 5.5 as default interpreter.
I still advise to not to modify your code yet, you may break things if you weren’t the one who codes it.

fineboynl:
although there was still many errors from [], but i manage to use the same array() to solved it all.

paste your number here, i want to send you airtime. i have not had a good sleep since this week. today is going to be good night sleep

bro no mind me, na joke I dey

stanliwise:
I am finding this hard to believe, that array syntax is supported by new PHP version. You may need to reinstall your PHP or you messed up with settings. array(); was the original PHP syntax but a new syntax was [] declaration. It was introduced in PHP 5.4

And when I requested your PHP version you said 5.3 and 5.5.

Both interpreters cannot be working same time. Set the 5.5 as default interpreter.
I still advise to not to modify your code yet, you may break things if you weren’t the one who codes it.

oh, i tested it on 5.5 and 5.6. i move to 5.3. all the same isssues.

it has been fixed with the array()
all the parts that i encountered error. i use it to change.

now working

fineboynl:
oh, i tested it on 5.5 and 5.6. i move to 5.3. all the same isssues.

it has been fixed with the array()
all the parts that i encountered error. i use it to change.

now working

ok cool

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