Script Error!

[Mandable]

Ok Well I have just done a full upgrade to 2.2.8 of vB and when I post a reply, or start a new thread, I get a script Error.

I have NO hacks installed and NO template changes.

Heres my PHP Info and Version ect, http://www.gb-mod.net/forums/admin/phpinfo.php

The error I get is:

Line: 53
Char: 20
Error: Syntax Error
Code: 0
URL: the url where the newthread or the newreply is.

any help would be appreciated and anything else I can give you to help, just ask,

Cheers

[Steve Machol]

Reupload the original vbcode.js and vbcode_language.js files from the 2.2.8 zip file. Make sure you upload in ASCII and overwrite the ones on the server.

[Mandable]

I did that, still the same though..

[Steve Machol]

Do you have a test account to check this with? Also what browser and security settings are you using?

[Mandable]

I'll make you a test account if you like? So you can see whats going on. Is that what you want?

Or do you mean test boards?

[Mandable]

Oh and as for browser and security settings, does that matter? It happenes with everyone that goes to the forums. Not just me.

[Mandable]

If you ment account, I mad a new one:

Username: Steve
Password: test

[Steve Machol]

Originally posted by Mandable
It happenes with everyone that goes to the forums. Not just me.

It didn't happen to me:

http://www.gb-mod.net/forums/showthr...=&threadid=765

I can't duplicate the problem. I got absolutely no error messages.

[Mandable]

Hmm, are you sure you dont have Script Error messages turned off?

Ok so if it is all of us and not you, what would it be? Somthing to do with the browser settings?

[Steve Machol]

Originally posted by Mandable
Hmm, are you sure you dont have Script Error messages turned off?

Ahhh, I had 'Display a notification about every script error' turned off. Once I turned it one the error appeared. However it does not appear here, at vb.org, or on my forums.

If as you say you have not installed any hacks, fill out a support ticket at:

http://www.vbulletin.com/members/support_form.php

Be sure to include the login info to your Admin CP and FTP.

[Scott MacVicar]

you dont have the maximuim amount of characters set in your vBulletin settings, put a value into this and it will remove the error.

[Mandable]

What you mean? I dont have a clue

Can you explain in English terms please?

[nuno]

I think Scott is referring to
Admin CP -> Options -> vBulletin Options -> Thread display options -> Maximum Characters per post

[Mandable]

Wow, so simple.

It fixed it!

Thanks Everyone who helped!

[Scott MacVicar]

thats what i meant it was just in a rush this morning to leave