Well firstly thanks for the program, but I guess you're kinda shocked to see any messages here :) I tried to use the "ContactMe" link on the website but there seemed to be some kind of error.
First let me say I'm not an expert with php or mysql but I've installed enough software to "know my way around" a php/mysql installation. I know, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing :)
OK. I installed the program according to the instructions. However, when I try to access the site for the first time, I get this error...
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in /home/.../drinks/includes/auth.php on line 29
So I take a look at that line at it seems to be setting some private variable in Class Auth. It looks ok to me. So I take a look at phpBB2's auth.php and don't see that. At this point I'm lost. So, then I tried to hack out the private stuff in Class Auth. I have no idea the effect of doing that, but I did eventually get thru auth.php when trying to access the website, only to end up with an error in mysql4.php on lines 330/331.
Anyhow, I have now reinstated the original auth.php, and now come to you for help. Is this a known problem? Is it easy to understand where the problem lies from the error message?
rgds
stu
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Well firstly thanks for the program, but I guess you're kinda shocked to see any messages here :) I tried to use the "ContactMe" link on the website but there seemed to be some kind of error.
First let me say I'm not an expert with php or mysql but I've installed enough software to "know my way around" a php/mysql installation. I know, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing :)
OK. I installed the program according to the instructions. However, when I try to access the site for the first time, I get this error...
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in /home/.../drinks/includes/auth.php on line 29
So I take a look at that line at it seems to be setting some private variable in Class Auth. It looks ok to me. So I take a look at phpBB2's auth.php and don't see that. At this point I'm lost. So, then I tried to hack out the private stuff in Class Auth. I have no idea the effect of doing that, but I did eventually get thru auth.php when trying to access the website, only to end up with an error in mysql4.php on lines 330/331.
Anyhow, I have now reinstated the original auth.php, and now come to you for help. Is this a known problem? Is it easy to understand where the problem lies from the error message?
rgds
stu