Why this error?

bogascorp

Recently I got this error on my forum "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /home/bcforum/public_html/includes/template.php(151) : eval()'d code on line 45", I don’t know why but it just appears. :bemused:
Each time I click “post reply”, this thing appears. I think it’s about the subject, because before the error appeared the subject was automatically inputted on the subject inputbox writing “RE: subject”, now it doesn’t put noting. Above goes a picture to understand better the error, I think….

bogascorp

OK i know that the error is here. it is in BOLD and in size 7.

// Compile it, with the "no echo statements" option on.
$str = "";
$code = $this->compile($this->uncompiled_code[$handle], true, 'str');

// evaluate the variable assignment.
eval($code);

What is wrong with this? i didn't mess here!

bogascorp

Sorry for this post i pressed Enter by mistake.

thorpe

Without knowing how $this->compile works its very difficult to tell. What forum software are you using? You might be best looking for support on the appropriate (the forum software) forum.

What does...

print $code;

Produce?

Houdini

How about posting your entire code, not just what you think the error is, and also include and files that have classes (not just the include statement), in other words all script with the includes as a seperate file.

bogascorp

I dind't put this help problem to phpbb because i think your faster replying.

Here is the code...

Houdini

What you have linked to is two text files. One is apparently a template and the other is postin.php. If those files are named posting.txt and template.txt then they are not php. Change them to posting.php and template.php and try them out.

bogascorp

The files are in php extension! i just posted the thext inside a txt file because it was to large to fit in a reply!

bogascorp

Well it looks like i don't have the error any more! I deleted the eval($code); and there's no more error! And replies work fine now! I hope that eval isn't neded.

bogascorp

Thanks for your help. And keep the good work.