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Yes filburt... not everyone loves the phpinclude template as much as you hehe ;)
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Mist, where's the bee? I like the bee much better. ;)
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[edit] I also tested it in newthread.php, just out of curiosity, and I get the same error there too. (different line number, of course) |
Try this. I forgot the bracket.
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if (!isset($parseurl) and ($threadinfo['forumid']!=22])) { |
Nope. Damn! Man, this isn't turning out to be the easiest hack, but I just know it's something pretty simple like what you guys are suggesting. I'm sure we're on the right track, anyway.
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Ok, give me the place you are trying to insert it at and I will try it here.
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Make sure you are replacing the right code snippet again and try this:
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- miSt |
Mist, you have 1 too many brackets now. You need a right bracket for every left one. You have 4 left brackets and 3 right ones. :)
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if (!isset($parseurl)) { $parseurlchecked="CHECKED"; } with: All the suggested code so far....except the one above, which I'll try when I get home tonight. :lick: |
Ahhh i think i might have it this time!
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That shouldn't give you a parse error and boofo i don't have an extra bracket do i? You missed out the one on the left which I highlighted - miSt |
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