Title: Parse error when trying to load jreviews using the Joomla install component
Post by: Jimmerneal on May 13, 2008, 02:51:43 PM

Hi,

Can anyone help me with this problem. Everytime I try and install the trail version of jreviews I get this parse error message:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/fhlinux150/r/mydomain.co.uk/user/htdocs/administrator/includes/pcl/pclerror.lib.php on line 92

I believe I have done things correctly. I have installed joomla on a lunix server and have also installed the ioncube software in the htdocs file with the installation of Joomla, however I keep getting this error come up when try trying to install this in Joomla through the component menu.

Any ideas to help :)

Thanks

Jim

Title: Re: Parse error when trying to load jreviews using the Joomla install component
Post by: Alejandro on May 13, 2008, 03:28:38 PM

Try replacing that file with the one in the Joomla zip. It might be that it is corrupted.

Title: Re: Parse error when trying to load jreviews using the Joomla install component
Post by: Jimmerneal on May 14, 2008, 12:27:42 PM

I tried replacing that file you said Alejandro and just get the same error come up here is a snippit of the code:

function PclErrorFatal($p_file, $p_line, $p_error_string="")
{
 global $g_pcl_error_string;
 global $g_pcl_error_code;

 $v_message = "<html><body>";
 $v_message .= "PclError Library has detected a fatal error on file '$p_file', line $p_line";
 $v_message .= "$p_error_string";
 $v_message .= "

 
 This is line 92

<a style="font-size:10px; text-decoration:none; color:#CCCCCC;"

href="http://www.searchallinone.com/global-view/global-function.html">

More on
global and

related to
function

</a> 

<a style="font-size:x-small; text-decoration:none; color:#CCCCCC;"
href="http://www.goftp.com">

Secure

FTPS

on the planet

Go FTP FREE

</a>

</body></html>";
 die($v_message);
}

Any more ideas about this problem?

Cheers :(

Title: Re: Parse error when trying to load jreviews using the Joomla install component
Post by: Alejandro on May 14, 2008, 02:06:18 PM

Well, this error isn't coming from JReviews, it comes from Joomla. Have you tried it in another Joomla installation? Are you unzipping the package and then installing the com_jreviews zip?

Title: Re: Parse error when trying to load jreviews using the Joomla install component
Post by: Jimmerneal on May 14, 2008, 03:09:38 PM

hummm.....well im using the latest version of old Joomla which is 1.0.15 I think. The ioncube version linux 86 arc. and have installed the latest jreviews software for the trial version. Which is zip file:- com_jreviews_1210_TRIAL_build20080218_ionCube

I have also run the ioncube helper to make sure install is correct and it does confirm that all is well

I am installing Joomla first, then ioncube for a Lunix server and then trying to install jreviews using joomla component installer which I give it the address for the above zip file. Joomla throws the above error after it tries to install jreviews.....Joomla does still seem to function ok after it attempts to install though.

What am I doing wrong :(

Title: Re: Parse error when trying to load jreviews using the Joomla install component
Post by: Alejandro on May 14, 2008, 03:50:42 PM

I don't know what you are doing wrong.

This isn't ioncube related either. jReviews installs fine, even without ionCube. It just doesn't run without it. What do you mean you "I give it the address for the above zip file"? Are you browsing for the file on your local machine (Which is what you should try to do) or are you uploaded it to your server and you are putting the path in one of the installer fields?

Submit a ticket please.

Title: Re: Parse error when trying to load jreviews using the Joomla install component
Post by: Jimmerneal on May 16, 2008, 07:58:55 AM

At last!......

After hours of messing about and getting errors I finally have got it working. I changed the FTP upload client and installed everything from the begining again.....and hokus pokus it works a treat :)

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jReviews 1.x => Installation and configuration => Topic started by: Jimmerneal on May 13, 2008, 02:51:43 PM