Have PGV 4.2.3. When I copy the Googlepap code in I get an error:
ERROR 2: syntax error, unexpected '(' in modules/googlemap.php on line 6
0 Error occurred on in function parse_ini_file
1 called from line 47 of file module.php
Warning: syntax error, unexpected '(' in modules/googlemap.php on line 6 in /var/www/html/phpgedview/module.php on line 47
Line 6 (literally) is part of the comments. Skipping those, I can see no unmatched parentheses. I downloaded the googlemap code from SVN, but it is no newer.
Doug.
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Doug
There are far too many interdependencies in the files that you may not have identified to simply pull over the a module here or there. I would suggest that you install the entire tarball of the SVN. There are no current errors such as yours reported elsewhere, including my very active (400+ users, 85000 INDIs) site. -Stephen
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This is really getting beyond the scope of the Help forum, but your reply means that PGV is no longer modular. Modules are pluggable or unpluggable. PGV used to be like that. Now, it seems, everything is interdependent. f An error message not meaning what it says is not of course unique to PGV.
Doug.
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Have PGV 4.2.3. When I copy the Googlepap code in I get an error:
ERROR 2: syntax error, unexpected '(' in modules/googlemap.php on line 6
0 Error occurred on in function parse_ini_file
1 called from line 47 of file module.php
Warning: syntax error, unexpected '(' in modules/googlemap.php on line 6 in /var/www/html/phpgedview/module.php on line 47
Line 6 (literally) is part of the comments. Skipping those, I can see no unmatched parentheses. I downloaded the googlemap code from SVN, but it is no newer.
Doug.
Doug
There are far too many interdependencies in the files that you may not have identified to simply pull over the a module here or there. I would suggest that you install the entire tarball of the SVN. There are no current errors such as yours reported elsewhere, including my very active (400+ users, 85000 INDIs) site.
-Stephen
Thanks Stephen. I have a complete tarball from after a suggestion of yours in a previous thread.
Doug.
This is really getting beyond the scope of the Help forum, but your reply means that PGV is no longer modular. Modules are pluggable or unpluggable. PGV used to be like that. Now, it seems, everything is interdependent. f An error message not meaning what it says is not of course unique to PGV.
Doug.