The array error is being caused because you are running php5 on your server, where this mod was intended for php4.

Try what I wrote in my previous post and see of that takes care of it.

Thank you again for your help dancue. Found the problem in another application that was running on site. All good now! Let me know if you have any luck in editing users title to show on forum for this application. Again Thanks Dave:up:

mine isn't working....just show a box at the end of the page with nothing in it?

got to wait on this one I did installed it few weeks ago and had to see and still waiting on originals ownner to discribe me a bug that am having on ... disableing it seem to be the only cure to it

I am very surprised on delay is taking maria to fix this bug

I am still getting this error:

Im confused as to how to fix it. I tried doing this below but it did not work:

Try changing this in the plugin named "Show Meet our team at forum home page":

$tmp = unserialize($user["phrasegroup_siteteam"]);

To this:

$tmp[] = unserialize($user["phrasegroup_siteteam"]);


I know that the error began and is caused by this plugin "Site Team Version 1.1.0 for VB version 3.6.8, I am also using PHP5 if that helps.....

Where or what do I look for to edit and in which files to fix this error or stop it from being thrown. The Plugin actually functions, I just get the error code seen at the top of the forum page. If I turn off the SiteTeam plugin or make it in-active then the error goes away. It also started giving me that error right after I installed the plugin "SiteTeam v1.1.0" so I am certain that this is where the problem lies correct?

So what exactly do I edit to fix this? Im very confused.

Thank you!

• Go to Plugins and Products on the left hand side of your admincp.
• Go to Plugin Manager and search for the plug-in titled "Show Meet our team at forum home page"
• Click on the title or the word edit.
• In the field titled "Plugin PHP Code" you will find the php code where you will need to look for the following:
  
  Code:

  ---

  $tmp = unserialize($user["phrasegroup_siteteam"]);

  ---

• Replace with the following:
  
  Code:

  ---

  $tmp[] = unserialize($user["phrasegroup_siteteam"]);

  ---

• Make sure the plugin is set to active status and save. That should be it.

If what you are saying is that you did the above already and it did not work, then I don't know what to tell you. I am running this on PHP5 right now with 3.7 RC1. I was also running it on PHP5 3.6.8, and it was working just fine as well.