Parse error: parse error in c:\program files\nusphere\apache\htdocs\forums\private.php(18 1) : eval()'d code on line 1

The error is not in that line but in the code it's trying to evaluate (i.e the template).

right.. the error is probably in the privbackup_header template (witch has to be valid phpcode)

Cano2

"Added a new status symbol for PMs wich indicates, which messages are allready backed up."

good work.. but can you add different graphics? (forward&save, replay&save)? this would be very useful...

For those who are updating from the previous version:

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open private.php
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search for:

eval(gettemplate("privbackup_header",0));
eval("dooutput(\"".gettemplate("privbackup")."\"); "); //and run everything through the template
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after it insert:
//set status to "backed up"
$DB_site->query("UPDATE privatemessage SET messageread=4 WHERE $cond");
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search for:
eval(stripslashes(gettemplate("privbackup_header") );
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replace with:
eval(gettemplate("privbackup_header",0));
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download the new hack, and move pmbackedup.gif to /images

@lou thx.. to add the support for more icons is not a problem, but to create the icons ( 16x16 ist not much space ...). I'll do my best

lates Cano2

Also, when updating from the previous version, make these changes too:

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search for:

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right after it insert:

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hoops.. thx. Dunno where I have lost my brain today.

Hi Cano2

I have just installed this great hack on my Board and it seems to work fine. I have just one little question:

I'm working with Mac OS X 10.1.3 and after I download my pm's, I find a file called "private.php" on my desktop, which contains the private messages. But before it can opened in a Browser, I must change the File-Extension every time manualy to "private.html". Is there a way to have the correct Extension (.html) after Download by default?

hm. I doesn't have a mac, so I can't test it, but i'm sure its because of the headers in the "privbackup_header".. although the behaviour for the "Content-Disposition" header is clearly defined in the http-rfc, every browser behaves different. These headers were the best I found, but I will search again for a way to tweak these headers.

btw: which browser(s) are you using?

Cano2

First, thanks for your reply. I use OmniWeb 4.1 (a Mac OS X only Browser) and MS Internet Explorer 5.1.3 for Mac OS X.

Let me know, if you find a solution.