Php help

Submitted by Skydiver on Sat, 02/14/2009 - 14:34
Status: 
Solved
Question: 

Hi all, i'm new and I'have early buyed the community guide

I’m writing to you only for 3 things that I can’t do.

The first is the code for a sidebar block who give an instant link to “My account”

<?php

global $user;

$myuid= $user->uid;

$node= content_profile_load(profile, $myuid);

$profileid= $node->nid;

$myimage=theme_image(’sites/default/files/myprofile.jpg’);

print l($myimage, ’node/’.$node->

nid, array(’html’ => true))

?>

But when I create a new drupal block and I put the code inside it tells me:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_DEFAULT in C:\xampp\htdocs\community\includes\common.inc(1648) : eval()'d code on line 6

The second problem starts at chapter 5.1.1

You wrote

We can now add a field, called Pictures, to our newly created content type

(fig 5.2):

• Type: image.

• Location: album/[uid]

Location means path?

Because when I configure the field I don’t have a label location and I’ve putted album[uid] in Path

The third problem is with the Views block that’s called “Photogallery”

When I copy your code:

<?php global $user;

$idn1=$user->uid; //my userid

$id2= arg(1); //my contentprofileid

$mynode= content_profile_load(profile, $idn1);

$id1= $mynode->nid;

//check if the user is looking at his own gallery:

if($id1==$id2){

//If so: display add link

echo ’Add your pictures here!’;

}

else

//if not:

{

echo "This user has no picture gallery uploaded.";

}

?>

The view returns me this error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ',' or ';' in C:\xampp\htdocs\community\includes\common.inc(1648) : eval()'d code on line 9

Can you please help me? Because because I don’t know what I’m doing bad.

Thx a lot.

Related Questions

Back to all questions

Ask a new question!

Responses

1. did you copy/paste code? if

Submitted by rikkin on Sat, 02/14/2009 - 21:03.

did you copy/paste code?

if you did ( that's what I see! )

change
echo ’Add your pictures here!’;
to
echo 'Add your pictures here!';

do you see the difference?    ’   v/s   '

retype all the single quotes.

2. Same problem here

Submitted by Salleh on Sun, 02/15/2009 - 05:14.

This code


<?php
global $user;
$myuid= $user->uid;
$node= content_profile_load(profile, $myuid);
//profile above=the name of our content type
$profileid= $node->nid;
print l(’My profile’,’node/’.$profileid);
//l() is a function provided by Drupal that creates a link.
//l(link display text, path after main path)
?>

generates this error after placing on a block

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/pinoygam/public_html/drupal/includes/common.inc(1648) : eval()'d code on line 4

am i missing something?

3. same solution! retype all the

Submitted by rikkin on Sun, 02/15/2009 - 05:24.

same solution!

retype all the single quotes.

4. wow thanks i got it hahaha.

Submitted by Salleh on Sun, 02/15/2009 - 05:57.

wow thanks i got it hahaha.

5. Thanks

Submitted by Skydiver on Sun, 02/15/2009 - 14:00.

it works retyping all quotes :)

6. Panels 3

Submitted by Danny Smith on Fri, 02/20/2009 - 20:39.

Do we know if this works at all with Panels 3 in Drupal 6.9? I think I have followed all the steps correctly but my photo gallery block always displays "This user has no picture gallery uploaded" regardless of whether or not I am viewing my own profile. Also the "View my profile" from the Photo Gallery back to the profile is also not working either - the link displays on the top of the page and only links back to node/.

It makes me wonder if the content_profile_load function works properly with Panels 3...

Any thoughts?

Any and all help would be greatly appreciated - this has been a great instructional guide and well worth the money I spent on it!

Thanks...

7. content_profile_load is a

Submitted by dorien on Sat, 02/21/2009 - 12:35.

content_profile_load is a function from the Content Profile module, it should have nothing to do with Panels 3.

You can test the code, to see what happens:

Try checking your variables, by putting at the very end of your code:

echo $myuid;
echo $profileid;

8. late notice

Submitted by Doogy1st on Thu, 09/16/2010 - 23:38.

Hi! Although this is a lil bit late, when calling content_profile_load(); be sure to put profile in quotes like this 'profile' and also eventually replace profile by the actual name of your content type. For example in my case it was student_profile.