How do I resolve unexpected eof in PHP, all bracket closed

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hello, i cant execute my php code cause an unexpected eof. The problem is that all the brackets are closed well so i dont know what to do

PHP

  1  <?php
  2  include("config.php");
  3  session_start();
  4   if(empty($_SESSION)){
  5     header("location: login.php");
  6   }
  7  ?>
  8  <html>
  9  <body>
 10  <?php
 11  if(!isset($_SESSION["username"])){
 12     header("location: login.php");
 13   }
 14  if(isset($_GET["intestazione"])){
 15   echo $_GET["intestazione"];
 16   if(isset($_POST["newpost"])){
 17    $intestazione=inputconvalid($_GET["intestazione"]);
 18    $post=inputconvalid($_POST["newpost"]);
 19    $link=$site."/topicdiscusso.php?intestazione=".$intestazione.";
 20    $sql='INSERT INTO Posts VALUES ('".$intestazione."','".$post."','".$_SESSION["username"]."','".$link."')';
 21    $conn->query($sql);
 22   }
 23  }
 24   $sql='SELECT Post,intestazione,username FROM Posts WHERE intestazione=='".$intestazione."'';
 25   echo $sql;
 26   $result = $conn->query($sql);
 27   if($result->num_rows > 0){
 28        $i=0;
 29        while($row = $result->fetch_assoc()) {
 30        if($i=0){
 31         echo '
 32      <div>
 33      <div>
 34       <h1>".$row["intestazione"]."</h1>
 35      </div>
 36      <div>
 37       <a align=\"left\">".$row["username"]."</a>
 38       <a align=\"center\"><h1>".$row["post"]."</h1></a>
 39      </div>
 40      </div>
 41      ' ;
 42       }else{
 43         echo '
 44          <div>
 45       <a align=\"left\">".$row["username"]."</a>
 46       <a align=\"center\"><h1>".$row["post"]."</h1></a>
 47      </div>
 48         '; 
 49       }
 50      $i++;
 51      }
 52   }?>

What I have tried:

i tried to look for the brackets and then close them

Posted 4-Jun-21 1:35am

Riccardo Miccinilli

Updated 4-Jun-21 23:20pm

Richard MacCutchan

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Richard MacCutchan 4-Jun-21 7:46am

There is something missing somewhere in your secret code.

Patrice T 4-Jun-21 15:43pm

Post your code in question.
Use Improve question to update your question.

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2021-06-04T23:20:00

Solution 2

I added the correct language type and line numbering to the opening <pre> tag. It is now clear that lines 20 and 24 have an extra single quote at the end of the line, that should not be there.

Posted 4-Jun-21 23:20pm

Richard MacCutchan

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Riccardo Miccinilli 5-Jun-21 5:38am

it's not extra at the line 20

Richard MacCutchan 5-Jun-21 5:59am

You are correct, my mistake based on the editor's syntax colouring. But I think line 19 may actually be the problem; it has three double quotes.

OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2021-06-04T01:50:00

How do you expect anyone to try and fix a problem with code he can't see?

This is something you need to sort out yourself, and it's not just brackets that can cause it: an "open" string, a missing ")", or even a missing "?>" (for web based code) will cause the same error.

So start by looking closely, and if you still can't find it make a copy of your file and remove pretty much everything. When treh error disappears, put things back a function at a time until it comes back. When you know which smaller chunk of code causes it, repeat the operation for that function until it's obvious what it is.

Sorry, but we can't do any of that for you!

How do I resolve unexpected eof in PHP, all bracket closed

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'".$row['intestazione']."'

'".$row["post"]."'

".$row["post"]."

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