Small prob?

[valentine]

(Sorry, posted this in the main vbulletin.org forum before I saw this one)


I'm having a problem with this.

When I point the browser at the installation script, I get :

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING in /home/mydomain/public_html/includes/functions.php on line 1910

I'm v3.0.4.

Have I done something obviously wrong?

I get the same error when I go to:

http://www.mydomain.com/admincontrol to log in to the management console

(Yes, I have changed 'admincp' to 'admincontrol' - is there something else I need to change in the script because of this??)

I thought I'd followed everything to the letter - any help gratefully received - thanks.

[WhSox21]

In your functions.php you should check out line 1900-1920. There is something missing. Most common things that are missing or added are commas or semi-colons. Just double check your installation instructions and check to see if everything is right in your ./includes/functions.php file.

[Tigga]

Get a fresh, un-hacked version of your functions.php file and re-apply the changes using a simple text editor. Do not use Dreamweaver or any similar programs as they have been known to cause problems.

[valentine]

Thanks for your replies.

I've spent the best part of the last 2 hours going through everything in painstaking detail, took everything back to original settings etc (had kept a copy of original files) then went back through the procedure again and re-edited it all.

Went to run install script from browser...

Same problem : line 1910 in functions.php

This line doesnt even get edited!!!! How can there be a problem?

If anyone can shed any more light on this I would really appreciate it.
Thanks.

EDIT:One thing though - when I browse to my home page (forums and CMPS in same directory) there's just a list of the files as if the domain has nothing on it at all - you can just browse through the directories.

Also - one of the mods in the readme file - where you replace the script below:

function construct_calendar_output($today, $usertoday, $calendarinfo, $fullcalendar = 0, $weekrange = '')
{
global $birthdaycache, $eventcache, $bbuserinfo, $vbphrase, $stylevar, $show, $offset, $colspan, $days, $months, $show;

on my version (3.0.4) the $show; variable at the end isnt there when I start to edit the file in the first place.

[valentine]

Well, I look pretty stupid now...

I had been editing my templates in Dreamweaver MX2004... didnt see your bit about not using that.

Edited them in Notepad instead...

Installed fine... :confused:

Thanks for your help everyone. :classic: I have a further problem but i'll post it at vbadvanced.

[mholtum]

I have heard that about Dreamweaver a few times and I find that interesting. I did have problems with it in the older versions of DW, but when I started using Macromedia Studio MX 2004 with DW version 7.1 I haven't had a single issue. I do all my hacks for CMPS and VB in it. I have yet to have a single issue.

[WhiteOx2]

I use UltraEdit, never had a problem. :)

[syedakm]

In your /forum/includes/functions_calendar.php file:

function construct_calendar_output($today, $usertoday, $calendarinfo, $fullcalendar = 0, $weekrange = '')
{
global $birthdaycache, $eventcache, $bbuserinfo, $vbphrase, $stylevar, $show, $offset, $colspan, $days, $months, $show;

In my actualy file I never saw $show at the end of the line, but I did the edit anyway, could it be the problem I am getting the same error.

[syedakm]

never mind it worked, it was the editor.... weird, never had this issue, by the way I was also using the dreamweaver.