Parse error?

[SaraEK]

Hello! I'm installing Storyling v.1.8 on my computer and it says it cannot locate the index.php (which is there) And when I go to my link I get this message:

Parse error: parse error, expecting ','' or';'' in /home/saraek22/public_html/smutty2/base/classes/display.class.php(33) : eval()'d code on line 4

which is in this file:

<?
class MakeDisplay {
var $layout;
var $title;
var $banner;
var $menu;
var $body;
var $copyright;
var $stats;

function MakeDisplay() {
}

function CheckTemp($files) {

	foreach($files as $key=>$val) {
		if (file_exists($val) )
			$this->$key = implode("", file($val));

		else 
			$this->$key = $val;
	}
}

function DisplayTemp() {
	$this->layout = str_replace("<%% TITLE %%>" , $this->title  , $this->layout);
	$this->layout = str_replace("<%% BANNER %%>" , $this->banner , $this->layout);
	$this->layout = str_replace("<%% MENU %%>" , $this->menu  , $this->layout);
	$this->layout = str_replace("<%% BODY %%>" , $this->body , $this->layout);
	$this->layout = str_replace("<%% STATS %%>" , $this->stats  , $this->layout);
	$this->layout = str_replace("<%% FOOTER %%>" , $this->footer  , $this->layout);
	$this->layout = str_replace("<%% COPYRIGHT %%>" , $this->copyright  , $this->layout);
	print eval('?>' . $this->layout);
}

}
?>

Now being dense, I have no clue where the error is. any help is MUCH appreciated!!

[DeltaRho2K]

There may be other things, but this stuck out in my mind to begin with:

Change:

if (file_exists($val) ) 
$this->$key = implode("", file($val)); 

else 
$this->$key = $val; 

to:

if (file_exists($val) ):
$this->$key = implode("", file($val)); 

else:
$this->$key = $val; 

Endif;

[TTT]

i think that proglem is IMPLODE nothing....
implode("",$foo)

=>
implode(" ",$foo)

[DeltaRho2K]

Actually, try single quotes... TTT, when using the implode function, '' is the same as ' '. (Empty string glue whether you put that space in there or not.)

I think the problem with this implode is the use of the double quotes. SaraEK, try putting single quotes instead.

implode('',$foo) is the same as implode(' ',$foo)

[stolzyboy]

you can use double quotes with implode, that is likely not what is wrong

[DeltaRho2K]

As always StolzyBoy, I stand corrected. 🙂