Warning: Unexpected character in input BxBaseFunctions

It started today ..

When i try to delete a blog, i get this error below on top of the screen.

I deleted Cache and everything... many times.

anyone has any ideas?

rgds,

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Warning: Unexpected character in input: ''' (ASCII=39) state=1 in /home/xxx/domains/xxx.nl/public_html/templates/base/scripts/BxBaseFunctions.php(133) : eval()'d code on line 2

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '=' in /home/xxx/domains/xxx.nl/public_html/templates/base/scripts/BxBaseFunctions.php(133) : eval()'d code on line 2

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/xxx/domains/xxx.nl/public_html/templates/base/scripts/BxBaseFunctions.php(133) : eval()'d code:2) in /home/xxx/domains/xxx.nl/public_html/inc/design.inc.php on line 133

I would check the /templates/base/scripts/BxBaseFunctions.php file and make sure there is not additional whitespace (lines) after the closing

?>

php statement.

i checked as suggested .. there was a white space and a linebreak. i removed them, cleaned cache .. problem is still existant

I had the same problem yesterday with videos .... when I went to videos section I got a very similar message complaining about a [ in BxBaseFunction. Not sure what the problem was, but disabled permission to upload videos and re-enabling it, was succesful, error was gone and all is working fine again.

This problem is still present ..

I tried uninstallng the blog mods, en a reinstall .. and then put back my database .. still same problem

anyone has an idea?

Solved !

How?

I exported all BX_BLOGS_ tables

then i uninstalled module blogs .. installed it again .. and imported my blog posts . works as a charm :)

good job on the fix, and great job on returning to post how you accomplished this.

You wouldn't  happen to have any blog-related mods installed, would you?

Blog mods? only the one that comes standard with boonex.

I encountered the same error while using Deano's Tools to create php blocks.

It turned out that somehow a literal "1" character had been added to the tail end of the block.

Other things that can generate this error: misplaced semi-colon, forgetting to open or close quotes, unescaped quotes within strings, having ctrl-shift on while using a multi-language keyboard, working in the same room with cats or children.

;)

Mine has been doing this almost since I installed it. No one has ever really explained why. It has been here so long it's considered a software 'trait' instead of a bug.

Even if you mange to fix it, it will return like a bad ghost, it always does.