Unclosed Curly Brace Expression

[zappaDPJ]

Ah, I have some small excuse then and it appears to be doing the job so thanks again for coming to my aid, it's most appreciated

[Zachery]

It's completely new to me but then I've only been using vBulletin for about 10 years

It is new to vB4.

[zappaDPJ]

It's completely new to me but then I've only been using vBulletin for about 10 years

[we_are_borg]

You should add

<vb:literal>yourjscode</vb:literal>

It will make the template parser ignore it.

Always forget the <vb:literal> code trick.

[zappaDPJ]

Thanks Zachery, I'll give that a shot.

[Zachery]

You should add

<vb:literal>yourjscode</vb:literal>

It will make the template parser ignore it.

[zappaDPJ]

OK thanks for your help.

[we_are_borg]

Its the normal error you get when editing a template that is not allowed and/or supported the second warning is because you attempted a second time so you get another warning that some one else tried it.

[zappaDPJ]

It's more the nature of the error handling that concerns me, that can't be right surely?

[we_are_borg]

Dont think you can add that like so, best is to look on vBulletin.org what is wrong with the code, vBulletin.com does not assist with custom coding.

[zappaDPJ]

I'm trying to add some code to the headinclude template but keep encountering the following error:

The following error occurred when attempting to evaluate this template:
Unclosed Curly Brace Expression

If I attempt to continue with a save, a new error is generated:

This template was changed by someone else while you were editing it. Your changes have not been saved.

The offending line in my code appears to be:

var flashvars = {};

Is this a bug in the template editor?