Thanks for your reply. It´s my fault that I didn´t write here the whole story but I thought it´s not necessary.
So I use on my WP some noncommercial theme and have activated Exec-php plugin. This week I tried to create simple article template for easing future work. It´s based on php (like include, get_post_meta) and custom fields.
When complete, parse error occured on home page (index.php in theme) but post itself is displaying correctly with the same code (single.php in theme). The error mesage that I posted earlier today refer to runtime.php in Exec-php plugin. FAQ of plugin says, that if occured similar error then it´s time to check my code.
In my opinion error is most probably in my piece of code (that´s why it was on my first post today. But this issue can also be caused by file runtime.php in plugin and also by index.php and single.php in wp theme.
To complete my question here are codes that can caused this issue.
My code first:
<div class="head-vlevo">
<img class="uvodni" title="<?php echo get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), "komplet", true); ?>" src="<?php echo get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), "imgurl", true); ?><?php include (ABSPATH . "php/str_komplet.php"); ?>.jpg" height="250px" alt="<?php echo get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), "komplet", true); ?>" />
</div>
then runtime.php part with eval()
function eval_php($content)
{
// to be compatible with older PHP4 installations
// don't use fancy ob_XXX shortcut functions
ob_start();
eval("?>$content<?php ");
$output = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();
return $output;
}
Maybe someone find error as I can see nothing that can cause problem.
Thans again