Syntax Error After Registration of new user

[torrentrockerz]

Hi,

I am getting some error, after registration. The error seems like below Screenshot.
User getting registered, but he is not able to understand that by seeing this error.


Please resolve it Asap.
Actually my 3.7.4 PL1, Recently I upgraded to vB 3.7.5 Version..





Steve Machol @ vBulletin, (Customer Support Manager) responded as There is no set.php file in vB. That is an add-on.

Pls reply asap.............

--------------- Added [DATE]1234343791[/DATE] at [TIME]1234343791[/TIME] ---------------

Pls resolve my issue, users getting registered, but after seeing above syntax error, they not able to understand, whether they r registered or not. so many are complaining about this...........

I mean, after registration, he/she not getting following message or Page

Thank you, xxxxx. Your registration is now complete.

You may now proceed to edit your Profile in order to fill in additional personal details about yourself, or you could modify your Options to customize your browsing experience of this site. If you would rather do these things later, you can do so by following the links around the site to your User Control Panel.

Alternatively, you can simply go back to the Forums and start posting in threads.

[Marco van Herwaarden]

To troubleshoot this, please remove any hacks and disable your plugins, then see if you still have this problem.
Note: To temporarily disable the plugin system, edit config.php and add this line right under <?php

define('DISABLE_HOOKS', true);

If so, reupload all the original vB non-image files (except install.php). Make sure you upload these in ASCII format and overwrite the ones on the server.

If your problem still exists, please create a new Style with no Parent set. Now browse the forum using this new style, do you still have the same problems? If you are troubleshooting login or guest issues, you will need to set this style as board default in the vBulletin Options.

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Originally Posted by torrentrockerz

Steve Machol @ vBulletin, (Customer Support Manager) responded as There is no set.php file in vB. That is an add-on.

And Steve said correctly. The error you have is caused by a modification you have installed. It looks like a map modification.