Hi, my friend is running vb 3.7.4 and I installed ibpro arcade + the arcade addon from vbcredits.com, well I finished template edits and file uploads for both, well when I click on "arcade" which is on the navbar I get this error message

Parse error:  syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE, expecting T_FUNCTION in /home/XXXX/domains/XXXX/public_html/arcade.php on line 5584

Here is 5580 to 5590

    }

}

$main = new Arcade;

if( isset($ibforums->input['module']) )
{
        $file = MODULE_PATH."mod_".$ibforums->input['module'].".php";
        if( file_exists($file) )

This is line 5584
$main = new Arcade;

Constructor calls are function calls:
$main = new Arcade();

Okay, I got a new one.

This time in AdminCP when I go to the Arcade category and expand the list which ever I click on I get this

Parse error:  syntax error, unexpected '}' in /home/xxxx/domains/XXXX/public_html/admincp/arcade.php on line 2406

2401 to 2406

            }
*/
    define('CP_REDIRECT', 'arcade.php?code=gamelist&cat=0');
    print_stop_message('saved_settings_successfully');
}

Line 2406 is

}

Also, the arcade one that you said needed to be (); did not work, still same error.

I don't know, each time I fix something, another error pops up, I fixed the one with the } problem then the one with the ; problem, now I got

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in /home/xxxx/domains/xxxx/public_html/admincp/arcade.php on line 4535

I can't wait until the clan I'm in finds out that they wont be getting the arcade , thanks I realize it's me.

You'll need to provide more of the file to see why the error is there. There's just not enough provided to be able to debug.

Originally Posted by dominic95

on line 4535

This is just my opinion, but that seems like a lot of lines. Even when I work on large projects my code rarely exceeds 1000 lines. I know this is not directly related to your problem, but small, managable modules are easier to debug than huge blobs of code.

The line above need to be ended would be my guess I get it allot forgot the semi-colon that's all.