[wp-forums] I'm seeing a lot of this...

[Ferenc Gergely Szilagyi]

Hello,

my guess would be that the server has PHP4 installed (some hosts still
make it possible to use both PHP4 and PHP5) and WordPress is running
through that old version. Explains the error message about the
unexpected variable token, because the referenced line looks like
this:

$newvalue = clone $newvalue;

In PHP4, there is no "clone" keyword, so what happens here is that
engine thinks that it should put a constant named "clone" into the
variable, however this makes the second occurence of $newvalue a
syntax error.

Of course I can be wrong, but my logic says this.

Regards,
Ferenc Gergely Szilagyi

On Thu, Jul 19, 2012 at 10:12 PM, Andrea Rennick
<andrea at ronandandrea.com> wrote:
> What about the host or php version?
>
> (also wild guesses)
>
> On Thu, Jul 19, 2012 at 5:02 PM, esmi at quirm dot net <esmi at quirm.net>wrote:
>
>> on 19/07/2012 20:30 Francisco de Azevedo said the following:
>>
>>  my guess is the plugins or themes in
>>> question are simply using it wrong, perhaps due to a recent function
>>> update
>>>
>>
>> The most recent one is a brand new (attempted) install. And it's not the
>> first time the OP has installed/used WP, so operator error doesn't seem to
>> be an obvious answer.
>>
>> Could there be something weird going on with the download from WPORG?
>> (another wild guess).
>>
>>
>> Mel
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