Parse Errors popping up out of nowhere...

[sabas11]

Yesterday afternoon, a parsing error reared its head:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '~' in /home/.boots/username/forums.interbasket.net/index.php on line 19

When my host cleaned up this code, another parsing error showed up:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in /home/.boots/username/forums.interbasket.net/index.php on line 71

And that is currently where I sit. Any reason why this is happening? I haven't touched the code (nor should I) nor added any mods/plugins in the last year... any help would be greatly appreciated.

Stuart

[Steve Machol]

It's either a mod, or your host upgraded PHP and/or MySQL to newer versions that are not compatible with vB2.

Please note that vB2 is legacy and no longer supported. I strongly recommend that you upgrade asap.

[sabas11]

Steve, thanks for the reply. It's time for me to update my vbulletin for sure. I've placed an order to renew my license...

Stuart

[sabas11]

Dear Steve,

I've upgraded my Vbulletin and I am having the same parse appear:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '~' in /home/.boots/user/forums.interbasket.net/index.php on line 19

Any ideas?

Stuart

[Steve Machol]

Please post in the correct forum for your version and provide all the relevant info.