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Bree
08-19-2007, 11:52 AM
Just thought I would try to be helpful while I was here =0) I had a problem with score saving... and it seems to be going around as there are many posts regarding the same issues I was having...

The main thing was that I was using CMPS as my index... and renamed my forum home: community.php.... The help popup said to edit this file (community.php) save and reupload... After researching that here... I found that wasn't correct, that I needed to edit and reupload my index.php (my portal index)...

Once I did that, I got depressing white page and no saved scores once I tried submitting a score.... I kinda found this fix by accident.... looked in my CGI Errors thing I have with my host and it was giving this error:

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_DO, expecting ']' in /xxxx/xxxx/xx/xxxxx/htdocs/index.php on line 13

I don't know enough php to have found that error... However, I deleted the code I had added (from the info popup message in admin cp) and found a similiar code in the document that was in the zip titled: INFO - vbadvanced or another Portal.txt This code doe not have any errors and fixed my problem in it's entirety (<-- that needs spell checked lol)

I've used this mod for a while now on an older forum and it worked fine so I knew that eventually I'd get the new version on my new forum working... Sometimes just takes a little patience is all... My Members really enjoy this addition to my site so I feel it's definately worth it =0)

Anyways, hoping this post helps others who are searching for the fix to the same problem =0)

-Always, Bree

SemperFideles
09-11-2007, 10:05 AM
I'm getting the same problem after adding to my index.php (which is cmps_index.php renamed).

Popup text in AdminCP is incorrect. Solved by using text file included with the Zip file.

Amiga Harrison
12-03-2007, 10:04 AM
Thanks for posting that solution. I also had this error after using the code obtained from the popup from the adminCP. Using the code in the text file included with the latest version fixed it.

So it seems the code in the popup needs to be updated to match to prevent more people getting this error.

All that actually seems to be different though is that some of the code isn't in quotes in the broken code, so it is also quite easy to fix it yourself.

MrZeropage
12-03-2007, 05:45 PM
fixed this for upcoming v2.6.6+

sorry :)