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11-Jun-2007, 11:44 AM #1
Question Parse error - Please help
Hi,

I have a spare domain, and I used to sell hosting, but I closed the site as it wasn't getting any business and now I just get it via word of mouth.

I needed a gateway that reminded people to pay after a year, as I usually forget to check my records a lot as its only a side income, and peoples paypal subscriptions occassionally stop working. I found a piece of software, though once i installed it (went through everything and it said it had installed fine 100%, I went to the domain and it gave an error message.

www.pinpointhosting.com - one error
www.pinpointhosting.com/manager/ - another error

I went into the file, and the line that corrisponds to pinpointhosting.com is:

Translator::getTranslator()->setActiveLanguage( $language );

the other error message also links to the same kind of thing (language and translator).

here are a few lines of the code, if anyone could help me out that would be great.



// Make sure the client is logged in as a valid user before proceeding
validate_client();

// Load the user's language preference
$language = isset( $_SESSION['client']['userdbo'] ) ?
$_SESSION['client']['userdbo']->getLanguage() : null;
if( $language != null )
{
TranslationParser::load( "language/" . $language );
Translator::getTranslator()->setActiveLanguage( $language );
}

if( $_SESSION['currentpage'] != $_GET['page'] )
{
$_SESSION['lastpage'] = $_SESSION['currentpage'];
}

Cheers


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11-Jun-2007, 04:19 PM #2
Based on the error thats being thown. I think the line thats messing up is the line before. Try commenting that out and see if ti gives you a different error?
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