There is nothing more I can tell you - I cannot fix problems with your forum or other modifications.

No I do not asking you to fix my board, I asked you nicely, do you know how to fix error which produce your MOD.
I see that same error have 3 another users, so it is not because my forum...

I found this is plugin which couse error:

Product: Who Has Read a Thread
Hook location: misc_start

When I disable that one, syntax eror gone, but still when youclick on username in Members who have read this thread window, it open smilies page in new window.


Hope it will help!
Thanks for your effort.

I have no idea what you mean by "I see that same error have 3 another users" - but I will repeat - this is caused by something on your forum - otherwise everyone who had this installed (including me) would have the same error.

I cannot look at problems i cannot replicate.

can i have this mod seen above quick reply

No.

Hello,

I have exactly the same error when I open "View all" window...

I tried to disable all products and modules - but it didnt help.

Vbulletin 3.8.1.

Thanks.

Like I said, I cannot replicate this, therefore I cannot tell you the cause.

JFYI, If you disable every other mod, and then post the error, it will at least tell me which line of the plugin (I can see that multiple mods are using that plugin atm). However, there really isnt much I can tell you unless I have access to your forum.

when i click on the "view all" that transfer me on the smileys page and show me error message:
how can i solve this problem?

my url page http://www.supa.gr/forums

Does anybody read previous posts ?

Please read the post above yours - I cannot replicate this.

Unless someone gives me access to a forum with this error, nothing will happen.

Thank you to nikosb for giving me access to his forum.

The problem is that on some forums vbulletin is not importing one of the product templates correctly - they seem to be tripping up on the copyright symbol © - as a result, the product template is malformed and gives the reported error. I assume this is some sort of bug in vbulletin - possibly language related as nikosb's forum is not english.

I have changed the template to use the html entity for the © symbol, as this should allow the template to be correctly imported. The changed version is now attached. Several other of my mods also use contain the symbol in a template - I will be updating them soon.