Weird error at top of Block Types page
PermalinkDoes the below error message ring a bell for anyone? They're pointing to custom blocks built by me (some from scratch, some through Designer Content). Worked fine in the previous install. Since then all I've added was a package called ProBlog, but I don't think it's that.
t('You must select an image.') ); } function getFileID() {return $this->fID;} function getFileObject() { return File::getByID($this->fID); } function getFileID2() {return $this->tID;} function getFileObject2() { return File::getByID($this->tID); } function getImageAlt() {return $this->imagealt;} } ?> t('You must select an image.') ); } function getFileID() {return $this->fID;} function getFileObject() { return File::getByID($this->fID); } function getTargetCID() {return $this->targetCID;} function getCollrowtitle() {return $this->collrowtitle;} function getCollrowpara() {return $this->collrowpara;} } ?>content;} function getQuoteauthor() {return $this->quoteauthor;} } ?> t('You must select an image.') ); } function getTargetCID() {return $this->targetCID;} function getContenttitle() {return $this->contenttitle;} function getContentdescription() {return $this->contentdescription;} } ?> t('You must select an image.') ); } function getFileID() {return $this->fID;} function getFileObject() { return File::getByID($this->fID); } function getFileID2() {return $this->tID;} function getFileObject2() { return File::getByID($this->tID); } function getTargetCID() {return $this->targetCID;} function getMediatitle() {return $this->mediatitle;} } ?> t('You must select an image.') ); } function getTargetCID() {return $this->targetCID;} function getTestimonialdescription() {return $this->testimonialdescription;} function getTestimonialauthor() {return $this->testimonialauthor;} } ?> Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at C:\xampp\htdocs\client1\development\blocks\tile_media\controller.php:45) in C:\xampp\htdocs\client1\development\concrete\core\libraries\view.php on line 955
Ugh, thanks for any help.
Lots of servers can't handle <? which is why that part wasn't interpreted as PHP code.
how do the php tags looks like? I'd guess that you'll find <? while you should have <?php