CalcBuilder Forum

Hi,
that error seems to be related to the step where form data is recovered from the page and assigned to variables in other to process the php section. Please recheck the names you have given to your (latest added) variables, maybe you have used any reserved word, or any variable name that doesn't fit with php syntax rules. Not able to see your page because its password protected, but we suggest to check for any variable named 'Type' and change it because it shows at the error log.

Hope this helps, regards
Guillermo V.
Moonsoft Team

Hi,
the variable name needs to be a valid php variable name. So, the basic instructions are the ones present just below the 'variable' configuration field (a valid name starts with a letter, underscore....etc). But, like in any language there are also some reserved words in php, which are names that are used internally, following your suggestion we'll include also link at the description to check the current list. The name must match exactly to be 'invalid', so even if 'default' is a reserved word, you can use my_default, default3, or any other word containing that text. If your other calculators work, you shouldn't worry about the variable names for them, in case there was any syntax error the calculator wouldn't execute.

If you can provide an access, please share it (in private section of this ticket), and we'll check if your variable names are ok. Alternatively, you can export and zip your calculator and attach it to the ticket.

Best regards
Guillermo V.
Moonsoft Team

Ok, then the issue can't be related to your variable names. If at any time you can share how to reproduce, just add the steps to this ticket and we'll take a look.

Thanks, regards
Moonsoft Team