I was using <?php if(is_front_page())echo '%image'; ?> on an older version of the theme to get the rotating header only on the front page. I had put it in the configure header area.

I just upgraded wordpress and atahualpa and now I get the error: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ',' or ';' in bfa://configure_header on line 18


I'm not sure what's up, does anybody have any ideas?

Originally Posted by STB

Not a solution, but i can confirm im getting the same thing when trying this out on a testserver.

It gives me this error in the apache error log:
PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ',' or ';' in bfa://configure_header on line 33


Im not 100% sure, but it could be related to the new way atahualpa parses php code in 3.6.

Hmm would that mean I'm calling a function that isn't there or moved?

Originally Posted by STB

no, thats not what it means. (you arent calling a function to begin with)

almost sure this is a problem with atahualpa 3.6 stream wrapper

havent found a fix yet

I'm not really knowledgeable on PHP but would it be if(front page is loaded) then %image?


Thanks a lot for the help by the way I really appreciate it.

This is an issue with the change to stream wrappers from the eval() function. I've a message into the developer and am awaiting a opinion from him. I do have a partial solution but will wait to hear from Flynn first.

Originally Posted by juggledad

This is an issue with the change to stream wrappers from the eval() function. I've a message into the developer and am awaiting a opinion from him. I do have a partial solution but will wait to hear from Flynn first.

Did he ever get back to you? I'm curious what's causing all this.

Has there been any luck?

One last bump to see if anything was found out.

I'll rattle Flynn's cage again

Originally Posted by juggledad

I'll rattle Flynn's cage again

Thanks for that.

Try this, use

<?php if (is_front_page()) { ?> %image <?php }; ?>

Originally Posted by juggledad

Try this, use

<?php if (is_front_page()) { ?> %image <?php }; ?>

That did it! Thanks!