Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in ***** on line 104?

Question

I'm receiving the above error, and here's the two parts that are interacting with each other (a page of all switches for controlling the application):

function checked($c1, $c2)
{
switch ($c1) {
case 0:
$c2=='value="OFF"';
break;
case 1:
$c2=='value="ON"';
break;
}
}
?>





$c1==$scheduler
checked($c1, $c2);
echo "";
?>





What's wrong in the code?

Answer 1

after ( $c1==$scheduler ) in part two put a ; (semicolon)

$c1==$scheduler; // before change: $c1==$scheduler
checked($c1, $c2);
echo "";
?>

Answer 2

$c2=='value="OFF"';
This statement is NOT an assignment. It is a condition statement that is returning a boolean but that boolean is going nowhere.
All your assign statements should have the following form.

$c2='value="OFF"';

Answer 3

u missed ; after $c1==$scheduler
this is the main reason

Answer 4

Check your data types... i think that's what "Parse" means (in C#.NET) i don't know PHP...