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Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/twint1/public_html/includes/languages/english/about_twin_things.php on line 21


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Hi,

Could anyone help me with this error;

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/twint1/public_html/includes/languages/english/about_twin_things.php on line 21

 

 

 

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*/

 

define('NAVBAR_TITLE', 'About Twin Things');

define('HEADING_TITLE', 'About Twin Things');

 

define('TEXT_INFORMATION', '

 

My name is Fiona Rose and I am the founder of Twin Things<p>

Growing up as a child I had, and still do, a fascination of Twins. At a young age when I could comprehend the concept, realised my father was a twin and he also had twin siblings. So, you may have guessed it........ I am blessed to have Twins myself.<P>

After the initial shock that our family which consisted of 3 boys at the time, was going to grow to 5 boys, yes 5 boys, I searched to find twin- related novelty items, but could not find too much at the time. Hence the idea of Twin Things.<P>

So, here is the Twin Things website which consists of twin merchandise and quality children's clothes.<P>

<b>Twin Things is a FUN way of letting the world know we have multiples.</b>');

?>

 

Thanks in advance

fiona

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children's

should be

 

children\'s

Any time you have the ' (single tick mark) in a PHP define like that, you need a \ in front of it.

 

This doesn't apply for the ' at the beginning and end of the define.

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children's

should be

 

children\'s

Any time you have the ' (single tick mark) in a PHP define like that, you need a \ in front of it.

 

This doesn't apply for the ' at the beginning and end of the define.

 

Thank you, I will remember that

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