ExpandContract Hack Help

I messed something up and am getting a parse error after installing the expand contract forums hack. I've looked everywhere for an accidental extra space or something and can't seem to find where I screwed up. Will someone who's familiar with this hack please take a look at my index.php for me? aranoid:

[Littlebit]

I just deleted the changes for the index.php only so the board will be functional for the moment.
Could I still send you my index.php for a look to see if maybe I have something weird conflicting with the hack changes when added?

[g-force2k2]

yeah send me the changes for installing the hack and the file and i will see what i can get working for you regards...

g-force2k2

[Littlebit]

You should have a pm now.
Thank you so much for your help...your time

[g-force2k2]

Littlebit you said you wanted to continue in this thread... it worked... reason you got a blank page is because you have to reupload the required files that it is looking for... regards... (i assume they came with the hack)

PHP Code:

require('./admin/getbrowser.php');
require('./admin/getforumview.php'); 


g-force2k2

[Littlebit]

Hi g-force :classic:
I forgot to reupload those files just like you said...so I did and the hack works! Thank you again. What was causing the parse error?
Now I'm afraid to add the option that came with it. It effects that same file (index.php) that you fixed, but I need to dive in and do it. :nervous:
Stand by~

[Erwin]

Originally posted by Littlebit
for reference this is line 340 on my index.php:

if ((!isset($z)) or ($depth==1)) {

Change that line to this:

if ((!isset($z) or ($depth==1)) {

You have an extra ) in the first variable.

[g-force2k2]

good to hear Littlebit

i will be around today... so no worries... im not sure what was wrong with what you had done but probably just a small syntax... regards... no worries...

g-force2k2

[Erwin]

Do you see it? You cannot open and close the brackets around the first variable in line 340, when you should encompass both variables for that function. An easy mistake to make, and easy to miss.

[g-force2k2]

btw Erwin that'll parse out

if ((!isset($z) or ($depth==1)) {

123 3442

you're missing the closing to one hence the ')' that you removed regards...

g-force2k2

[Erwin]

Oops! You're right... I jumped to conclusions there...

Keep that line the same!

if ((!isset($z)) or ($depth==1)) {

Sorry, I was the one who made the mistake.

It's 1 am here in Melbourne, so I better go to bed before I say something else that's stupid!