zip file was updated, this should fix your SQL error above, as well as some template issues all around. additionally we added everquest to the package so people can use it for that now. all templates use the module shell template. so setting a link, collapsing and what not can be set to defaults.

I installed it like I were supposed to, but got this up when trying to access my page afterwards.

Anyone know what's wrong? Latest version of vBulletin and CMPS

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_ARRAY, expecting ')' in /homepages/1/d143342951/htdocs/vb367/modules/cls_warcraft_recruit.php on line 26

I followed the directions to the T. That's the error I get. I've tried fresh installs, and tried all of the different cls_game_php files.

Unless I just keep missing it, I'm not sure where the problem is exactly.

Let me clarify too, that the error only occurs when I add the "Recruitment" module on the portal page. If I remove it, I can see the portal page again.

Also, the module for "Updating Recruitment" causes no issues if I add it to the portal page.

I've seen these parse errors before with GZIP compression or output buffering (ob_begin() calls somewhere else) enabled.

line 26 in all the cls_*_game files is a function definition.
i've gone through the cls files in this zip here to make sure there are no parse errors. Zend Studio and my own web server run these just fine..

Do either of you guys have gzip enabled in the vbulletin options ?

can you guys email me the files you have sitting on your server jzakhar at gmail dot com ? I wonder if control characters are being added, how are you copying them to the web server? ?

Sorry for the late reply. just got a chance to break away to get on the PC.

Yeah, last night when I was up late working on this, I didn't happen to see anything wrong with your code, I was really tired though.

Right now my VB forum has it's GZIP set to 1, enabled, as the default option. I haven't tried installing this addon with it set to 0, but I can give it a try.

I had been uploading the files set on auto from my FTP program, but I can also try that in ascii for the php & other non-image files if you'd prefer.

I'll try that first and if it's no dice, I'll send you the files.

yeah I would start with that, if in fact it is a gzip issue (totally disable it). Then I will look into fixing it, otherwise. I will send ya a new file with some debug print statements and debug_stacktrace() calls to see what is going on.

Alright, just had a chance to try everything with gzip disabled and still no luck. :( I've enclosed all the files (other than the images) that your package contains, from my webhost.

My host is running PHP 4.4.7 with Zend 1.3. If you need any other server info, I can supply that if it would help. For some reason I'm beginning to think it might be some setting my host has setup that's causing the altercation. I'm not extremely savvy on all of that though.

Sorry for all this trouble. =/ This is an awesome addon though.

I'm having a small issue, I got everything installed and what appears to be working. I'm using the WoW portion of the hack

Prior to putting in the code for the Ajax when I would try and update the numbers in the Updater after hitting the submit button it would simply load me to my main website page (not the forums, but my default home page). And it would not update the numbers at all, they stayed at 1 for all

After placing in the Ajax code the updater seems to work properly and updates the numbers but those numbers dont reflect in the viewable module for the general public/users. They all still say 1 next to each class.

Any ideas on how to fix this?

oh PHP 4 are you positive of that ? if so there is the problem, no support for abstract classes.

damnit... maybe i should redo this for php4 support... too many ppl still seem to be running it.

After you use the AJAX update form. the values in the form show the updated numbers? but the display module doesnt? you should just have to refresh ;p since AJAX is doing it in the background with no page reload.

unless i am mis-understanding