Not sure if I've posted in right place and i appologise if so.

The problem im having is after installing myjspace i receive the error

parse error in myjspacepagebreak.php line 850.

This appears if i try to create a new menu or goto to the templates administration. The only work around I've found is to comment out line 850 then it works as expected.

Im using joomla 2.5.
Also this problem occurs on both my hosts Unix system and my win32 apache testing server.

Im posting from my mobile at moment.

Hi,

You are working with an old version of BS Myjspace pack 2.3.0, if I use the information you initially posted! The file myjspacepagebreak.php do not exists, one with the name pagebreakmyjspace.php yes but with less than 850 line in your version 2.2.1 for the plugin (more lines into more recent)!

Can you use the last version and confirm or infirm the issue?

If you still have the issue can you provide the exact filename (with folders) and the exact version & date at the top of the php file ?

Receiving a parse error after installation of either of the following two versions:
plg_pagebreakmyjspace_2.4.1b97.zip
plg_pagebreakmyjspace_2.3.4b94.zip
The error message appears to show up regardless what access is made of the site upon installation (which states is successful), even if I just access the home page url. As a result, I also cannot access the referred pagebreakmyjspace.php file to examine it.

Installation is on Joomla! 2.5.14 Stable [ Ember ] running on Linux Apache server, PHP 5.2.17

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM in /homepages/6/d484268078/htdocs/concrete-designs/plugins/content/pagebreakmyjspace/pagebreakmyjspace.php on line 848

Everything works fine again after uninstall, though I would prefer to use your plugin. I have searched for information on your forum and found only one other parse error message having to do with BS myjspace. In it you recommended latest version, which I believe I did use for this plugin as well.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Hi,

With the full context & error message, I think I got it. The message is due to your version of php 5.2.x. It does not accept this syntax.

I do not have such old version to test but I made an update which is supposed to be compatible with PHP 5.2.x & 5.3.x & 5.4.x. (to add backward compatibility with PHP 5.2)

Please try the last plugin ( plugin update - standalone ) update (2.4.2 beta for now) and let me know.

That immediately resolved the error issue, and all appears to work splendidly. Thank you for your speedy reply.
Les