[Rev 1.9.9] Global.php error

[Benden]

Hello Devbest users! I was going to try and create a theme for Rev CMS just for fun. Of course I need to install rev first and as I was doing so I ran into an error. Yes I have read all instructions and the error has nothing to do with them.

Error

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING or '(' in /home/smartbee/public_html/rev/global.php on line 22

Line 22 in Global.php

use Revolution as Rev;

Full code in Global.php

<?php
 
    // Special Functions
   
    function filter($var)
    {
        return mysql_real_escape_string(stripslashes(htmlspecialchars($var)));
    }
 
if(!defined('IN_INDEX')) { die('Sorry, you cannot access this file.'); }
if(isset($_SERVER['HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP'])) { $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] = $_SERVER['HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP']; }
error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE);
 
define('A', 'app/');
define('I', 'interfaces/');
define('M', 'management/');
define('T', 'tpl/');
 
 
//REVOLUTION
 
use Revolution as Rev;
 
 
    //INTERFACES
   
        require_once A . I . 'interface.core.php';
       
        require_once A . I . 'interface.engine.php';
   
        require_once A . I . 'interface.users.php';
   
        require_once A . I . 'interface.template.php';
       
        //TPL
       
            require_once A . T . I . 'interface.forms.php';
           
            //HTML
           
                require_once A . T . I . 'interface.html.php';
               
            //CSS
               
                require_once A . T . I . 'interface.css.php';
               
            //JS
               
                require_once A . T . I . 'interface.js.php';
               
   
    //CLASSES
   
        //app
   
        require_once A . 'class.core.php';
       
        require_once A . 'class.engine.php';
       
        require_once A . 'class.users.php';
       
        require_once A . 'class.template.php';
       
        //MANAGEMENT
       
            require_once A . M . 'config.php';
           
            require_once A . M . 'recaptchalib.php';
               
        //TPL
       
            require_once A . T . 'class.forms.php';
           
            //HTML
               
                require_once A . T . 'class.html.php';
               
            //CSS
               
                require_once A . T . 'class.css.php';
               
            //JS
               
                require_once A . T . 'class.js.php';
       
       
    //OBJ
   
    $core = new Rev\core();
       
    $engine = new Rev\engine();   
       
    $users = new Rev\users();
       
    $template = new Rev\template();
       
    $template->form = new Rev\forms();
       
    $template->html = new Rev\html();
       
    $template->css = new Rev\css();
       
    $template->js = new Rev\js();
       
    //START   
   
    session_start();
   
    $engine->Initiate();
   
    $template->Initiate();
   
?>

All your help would be much appreciated.

Much thanks, Canadian

 

[Heaplink]

If the global.php is unchanged it might be somewhere else the error is from. I also hate that the errors dosen't come from the right files with Rev :/

 

[Benden]

Do you have any ideas on how to find this error? Also might my php version be a problem in anyway?

I have uploaded rev to

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[Heaplink]

If you use PHP 5, no. But I can't see where the error should come from. Try to look all files you have changed in the past for typos etc.

 

[kyrpted]

heap i know whay you mean said class.engine was wrong when it was config

 

[Benden]

This was fresh, I hadn't changed any files yet.

 

[kyrpted]

Change config then probs be that

 

[Benden]

I just did and it still has the error . Here is my php info

You must be registered for see links

 

[kyrpted]

dunno what that is i never use that

 

[Heaplink]

Should be good. You said you changed the config. Check if you have a typo there.

 

[Benden]

Do I leave this as localhost? if I have a webhost?

$_CONFIG['mysql']['hostname'] = 'localhost'; //MySQL host

 

[Ept]

Do I leave this as localhost? if I have a webhost?

$_CONFIG['mysql']['hostname'] = 'localhost'; //MySQL host

It should work in most cases. Unless you are hosting the database externally.

 

[kyrpted]

No, probably not unless you use localhost for you db then you mite have to leave it