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#1 2014-08-16 09:32:22
- Gallex
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parse error
hi,
after upgrade from very old version to 4.5.5 this error appeared
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '=', expecting ')' in /data01/virt13730/domeenid/www.vanamaja.ee/htdocs/textpattern/lib/txplib_misc.php on line 875
the txplib_misc.php line 875:
function callback_event_ref($event, $step='', $pre=0, &$data=null, &$options=null)what i need to do?
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Which PHP version?
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Gallex, could you post the diagnostics?
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#5 2014-08-18 07:52:26
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#6 2014-08-18 07:55:59
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Gallex wrote #283002:
php 5.4 said the host
Try adding this to .htaccess to force it – there may be multiple versions installed on the same server:
SetEnv PHP_VER 5_4Offline
#8 2014-08-18 08:55:25
- Gallex
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Re: parse error
gaekwad wrote #283005:
Try adding this to .htaccess to force it – there may be multiple versions installed on the same server:
SetEnv PHP_VER 5_4...
added it as a last line, but nothing changed
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Hi gallex,
I guess it is obvious but did you try re-uploading all textpattern files again? There might have been a problem with the initial upload.
Yiannis
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#10 2014-08-18 10:11:59
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Re: parse error
colak wrote #283008:
Hi gallex,
I guess it is obvious but did you try re-uploading all textpattern files again? There might have been a problem with the initial upload.
re-uploaded twice more, no errors appeared during upload, but still parse error :(
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OK, here’s something to try: run phpinfo to confirm the version of PHP via the browser. That is to say, see what’s actually used rather than what a control panel is reporting. Get this into a .php file, upload it and run it from your browser:
<?php phpinfo();?>Are you still seeing PHP 5.4?
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#12 2014-08-18 11:37:36
- Gallex
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Re: parse error
first line of that file:
PHP Version 4.4.9 :)
so, i need to ask host to update php?
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It’s very likely that PHP 5 is already running on the server, I’d be very surprised if it wasn’t. Take a look in the hosting control panel to see if you can force the website to use PHP5 – it’s possible that it’s currently set to use 4.4.9 and overriding/ignoring 5.4. It’s definitely a good idea to contact your hosting support if you can’t figure it out from the control panel.
PHP 4.4.9 appears to be about 6 years old…
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#14 2014-08-19 07:49:26
- Gallex
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Re: parse error
gaekwad wrote #283016:
It’s very likely that PHP 5 is already running on the server, I’d be very surprised if it wasn’t. Take a look in the hosting control panel to see if you can force the website to use PHP5 – it’s possible that it’s currently set to use 4.4.9 and overriding/ignoring 5.4. It’s definitely a good idea to contact your hosting support if you can’t figure it out from the control panel.
PHP 4.4.9 appears to be about 6 years old…
but it was. :) and they even didn’t know that.
thank you all!
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