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Everything works great except when someone wants to post a new thread. When Post new thread is clicked, this errors shows up: Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_ELSE in /home/domain/public_html/forums/newthread.php on line 183
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I expect the error t be a few lines higher. You just installed a warning hack?
If yes, you might be better of posting in the support thread for the hack you're installing. |
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This is supposed to be the support forum, i followed a link posted by the author of the script.
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Still i suggest you also post the 10 lines above. |
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Ok this is every line of code within 10 lines to the code that was added to the file.
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#6
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You probably missed the top line when copying and pasting the code block.
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No, I just double-checked. Everything that was supposed to pasted, was.
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I meant when hacking the file. I haven't even seen the edits for this hack, but the problem is here:
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#9
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I just redownloaded the vbulleting install and hacked a fresh copy of newthread.php
It works now. Thanks everyone for the help, I appreciate it. |
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Glad you figure this out,
Rgds |
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