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skyrocket
2006-06-19
2013-04-24
  • skyrocket

    skyrocket - 2006-06-19

    Parse error 
    Our problem is that when we log
    in as admin, when we try to go to the links "User
    Summary" or "User Search", it gives an error "Parse
    error: syntax error, unexpected $end in
    (...)/admin/useradmin.php[or createuser.php] on line
    184". Everything else works perfectly fine. We
    thought that maybe the files got corrupted, but we
    tried uploading the files again and we got the same
    error. We are running version 1.02 on a linux server
    hosted on network solutions by extracting the tar file
    using WinRar from a Windows machine. This error is
    caused usually caused by either using short tags,
    missing braces, or corrupted files, but I couldn't find
    any of these. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
    Again, thanks for the program! 

     
    • Eric

      Eric - 2007-02-21

      Has anyone found an answer to this question?  I have the same situation.

      Looks like a great program!

       
      • Jim Blansett

        Jim Blansett - 2007-02-21

        I believe it is a great program, considering the price.  :-)

        A problem is, as I see it, since Ken turned over the "support roles" to another party, it is difficult to find anyone to help you with your problems, or suggestions.

        Just my 2¢

        Jim

         
    • Eric

      Eric - 2007-02-21

      I can understand that - I'm sure there is a lot of work involved.  I'm still trying to get to User Sumary and User Search, and get the parse error message.  I can however get to all of the users by going through thr Group Summary and that is all I really need.

      What I have been unable to do is change the default Admin password - either it is in the User tools I can't open, buried in the code or I have a case of the dumbs.

      Any suggestions?
      Thanks

       
    • Tom Scrape

      Tom Scrape - 2007-02-22

      For what it's worth (not much, I know), diff shows no differences in those files between 1.02 and 1.03 (my version). 

      Does your editor allow for syntax highlighting so you can have a quick-glance method of checking the files?

       
    • 2dogs

      2dogs - 2008-02-02

      Open the useradmin.php file in the admin folder file in a good editor. You will find line 125 has been commented out for some reason. remove the // at the begining of the echo statement. Then she will fly! ;-)

       

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