While removing bugs from some PHP code, my browser shows me this error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '1' (T_LNUMBER), expecting variable (T_VARIABLE) or '$' in (path)/functions.php on line 12
The line 12 of function.php is the following:
$file_id = preg_replace($regex,$1,$file);
and the regex defined by $regex is #^([0-9]*)\.markdown$#
. I used preg_replace in other sites with the very same version of PHP (5.3). I tried to change $1
to \\1
or $$1
but it did nothing.
What is the point with this code? I don't understand.
Try this : use quote
$file_id = preg_replace($regex,'$1',$file);
You should use with qoutes "$1"
like following:
$file_id = preg_replace($regex,"$1",$file);