compilation error..Expected Identifier

[DeborahA]

Hi,
I have a site that is e-commerce enabled using an Access database. I recently added a new processor to a page in my ssl called processor.inc
The page info I added,is in vbscript.
When I test the integration by filling out the process_order.asp page, I select Complete Order, I get:
vb compilation error 800a03f2 Expected Identifier
line 538
Web."""""""""""""""
----^

What the actual script on the page looks like:

'Get Path to PSiGate PEM file in StoreFront
Web."""""""""""""""
PemPath = Server.MapPath(".&quot
PemPath = PemPath & "ssl\SFLib\psigate.pem"
"""""""""""""""""""""""""""

I'm stumped. I have no idea 'what' an identifier is..LOL
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Best Regards, Deborah [sig]<a href=mailto:sites4retail@home.com>sites4retail@home.com</a><br><a href=

http://www.waterbedandfuton.com/waterbedhome.htm>Waterbed

and Futon Depot</a><br>[/sig]

 

[RobSchultz]

Deborah,

I'm thinking that this error is in regards to using a keyword as a variable. Look in your DIM statements (or through your code if you don't have Option Explicit at the top (good idea to have ;-) ) and make sure of this.

Happy hunting,
Rob [sig][/sig]

 

[DeborahA]

Hi Rob!!
Thanks for the response!
What I've learned to date (in my ignorance, I'll add.. ;-)
That an Expected Identifier Error is:

Declared a variable, but used a VBScript reserved word for the name.
The repair is:
Choose another variable name(one that is not a VBScript reserved word) OR
Enclose the reserved word in [].

Do you know what this means, or what the reserved word, would possibly be??
Personally, I'm happy to know why..but now I need..how..LOL
Thanks again...All the Best! Deborah [sig]<a href=mailto:sites4retail@home.com>sites4retail@home.com</a><br><a href=

http://www.waterbedandfuton.com/waterbedhome.htm>Waterbed

and Futon Depot</a><br>[/sig]

 

[RobSchultz]

Yeah, I was right (I used the word keyword rather than reserved word but hey, I was close : ). Unfortunately, I would need to see the entire code to help you figure out where the trouble lies. If you are willing you may e-mail me with it ( robschultz@yahoo.com ) and I would be glad to look at it. If not, I'm afraid I won't be able to be of much service :-( in this particular instance.

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