PHP script dies setting key => value

[ElfN]

I've got a foreach loop the takes the session array and parses it into key and value. It works fine online but doesn't locally. Is there something in the config file I should be setting for this?

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foreach($_SESSION as $key => $value) {
   $message.="<br>$key = $value";
}


When I view the page I get this bit at the top

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$value) { $message.="
$key = $value"; } $message.="
Sessions are being unset."; $_SESSION=array(); } if (!isset($_SESSION['siteusid'])) { $_SESSION['siteusid']=$siteid; $_SESSION['level']="admin"; } ?>


which tells me it's the => that's causing the break. ?

Thanks.

[Sharley]

It works fine online but doesn't locally.

XAMPP 1.7.3 has short_open_tag set Off by default in the php.ini file - perhaps this may be an issue here?
<? and ?>

Required unless set to On, not recommended, see php.ini comment.
<?php and ?>

[ElfN]

Not an issue. All the coding for AdminHeader.php is set to <?php and ?>. That would have been an easy fix, but no cigar.

[WilliL]

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foreach($_SESSION as $key => $value) {
   $message.="<br>$key = $value";
}


this works on my XAMPP 1.7.3 (when I rember right there "$k = $v" does only work when they are strings not arrays, but I'm not sure ..)

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foreach($array as $key => $value){
  $message .= "<br>".$key." = ".$value;
}

if it's a mixed script (html and php parts) I would seach for '<?' to be sure that everywhere correct writing used. I've sen some scripts where both writings '<?php' and '<?' were used

[ElfN]

<blushes in embarrassment> Yeah, found it. <sigh> Thanks.