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Apr 2nd, 2009
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unexpected T_ECHO

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I'm experiencing problems with this gallery tutorial - the following error message is being displayed:

Error message: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ECHO in /equinefocus.co.uk/photos/2009-03-21/gallery.php on line 87

I've tried altering line 87 but had no success so far. I removed lines 86-88 out of interest, but the error messageindicated a further problem of a similar nature.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

File with line numbering/code attached.
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Re: unexpected T_ECHO

if you change line 84 to
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  1. if (($rowcount % $picsperrow) == 0) {

it eliminates the error and hopefully gives you what you wanted.
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