Parse Error

[AlexS]

I have this parse error on my website: syntax error, unexpected '@', expecting function (T_FUNCTION) in/home/airtran/airtranvirtual.net/public_html/core/common/PilotData.class.php

I have tried to fix it, and I am really confused with the directions that was sent to me on my VA topic. Any help would be awesome!

[SkiesTheLimit]

Check your PilotData.class.php for any extra quotations (" or any mistaken us of ')

[AlexS]

Check your PilotData.class.php for any extra quotations (" or any mistaken us of ')

Didn't work AAV001Heavy

[simpilot]

Moved topic from VACentral to phpVMS support board.

[AlexS]

Here is a link to my website: http://www.airtranvirtual.net/

I've tried all possible solutions given to me including this: http://forum.phpvms....php/#entry54604 this: http://forum.phpvms....llation-errors/

and this: https://github.com/n...hpVMS/issues/77

None of them seem to work. It must be a PHP 5.4 issue with my x10 Hosting or something.

Do any of you have recommendations?

Best Regards,

Alex

[simpilot]

Have you made this change -> https://github.com/nshahzad/phpVMS/commit/4bdb12a0390885e0f012190170445baf2874053b in your local file? If so, did you leave an unclosed bracket or something, that would cause the parse error. As far as phpVMS working with php 5.4 or later it is less than desired at this point.

It is tough to pinpoint whatthe issue may be with so little information provided.

[MaciejO]

I have tried to fix this problem for Alex using all fixes given but none of them worked on any of the issues. When I have made a clean phpVMS install on this server it thrown in exactly the same errors just after completing the registration proccess at the end of installer.

Does anyone have any idea how to sort this out?

Mac...

[SkiesTheLimit]

Looking at the x10hosting forums, they make it so you can't change the PHP version you're on.

Everyone is on php 5.4 on their servers (which renders a load of errors and issues with PHPvms that you might be experiencing)

Therefore I believe the only way to solve this unfortunately would be to switch hosts or contact x10hosting directly.

[Qantas94Heavy]

Sorry for the basic advice - could you provide specific line numbers where the parse errors occur (should be in the logs), and provide a plain text link to that file as it is (i.e. don't copy paste in a text editor, just make a copy of the file and rename it)? Thanks.

[AlexS]

Solved guys, thanks for your help.

[Sava]

How did you solve it, in case others get the same error?

[AlexS]

To solve: You must downgrade PHP 5.4 to PHP 5.3.

To switch to PHP 5.3 for Free Hosting and Prime members:

• Create a new file called .htaccess in the folder you wish to run as PHP 5.3, or edit the existing .htaccess in that folder, and add the following line:

Code: AddType application/x-httpd-php53 .php .php5 .phtml

• To switch to PHP 5.3 for Illuminated members: Create a new file called .htaccess in the folder you wish to run as PHP 5.3, or edit the existing .htaccess in that folder, and add the following line:

Code: AddHandler application/x-httpd-php53 .php .php5 .phtml

• To switch to PHP 5.2 for Illuminated members: Create a new file called .htaccess in the folder you wish to run as PHP 5.2, or edit the existing .htaccess in that folder, and add the following line:

Code: AddHandler application/x-httpd-php52 .php .php5 .phtml

If at any time you wish to change back to PHP 5.4, simply edit .htaccess and remove the line you added above.

[Sava]

I've had several clients whose hosts upgraded to 5.4. After doing what the GitHub issues pages and forums said, they continued to run without any issues. So, unless I am missing something having not read the entire thread, you can just deploy the fixes and it's good to go.

[AlexS]

Yeah GitHub's fixes did not work for me. What i said to solve is the only thing that works for me.