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T_STRING is a string error. It usually means one of two things.
1. The string is formatted incorrectly. In your case check on line 4. Make sure if you have a ' that you close it with a '. Same with ". Close all " with another " somewhere. Make sure line 4 ends wth semi-colon ;
2. Usually this is the case. The line above the string it states doesn't have a semi-colon to complete the statement. In your case, check that line 3 ends with a ;
That is why it says unexpected T_STRING which means "unexpected string". The string on line 4 is unexpected because line 3 wasn't closed properly.
Posted on Aug 26, 2008
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