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 10/09/06 10:34pm (Read 2,192 times)  
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RichardTowler

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I'm trying to do a fresh install of the new beta, but unfortuatly I get this error after install.

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING, expecting ')' in /public_html/lib-common.php on line 1795

i'm kinda having some other issues too with the upgrade, I'm sure I've done something stupid here, but thought i'd make sure, as it seems i'm having more problems than i should be as previous installs went really ok.

i moved the old site to a backup folder, but wondering if something has gone wrong there, but all the files are dated new...

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 10/10/06 01:59am  
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Dirk

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Sounds like your lib-common.php is corrupted. Unpack a fresh copy and use some other editor to make the necessary modifications.

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 10/20/06 09:26am  
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xmagiceye

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I've tried like RichardTowler to install the new beta version and I get the same thing. I thing it is a bug, because I've performed a search on the net and others had the same problem.
RichardTowler have you installed it? Please let me know.

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 10/20/06 02:06pm  
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Dirk

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Quote by xmagiceye: I thing it is a bug, because I've performed a search on the net and others had the same problem.

It's not a bug. Line 1795 in the lib-common.php of 1.4.1b1 is
Text Formatted Code
        $logentry = str_replace( array( '<?', '?>' ), array( '(@', '@)' ),
                                 $logentry );
 

which is perfectly valid PHP code.

As I said above, try another editor.

bye, Dirk
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