Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in .js line 42

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Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in .js line 42

bondigor69

hey guys I get this error
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/ebookrev/public_html/themeframe/templates/javascript/DD_roundies_0.0.2a.js on line 42

there is the line 42

document.writeln('<?import namespace="' + this.ns + '" implementation="#default#VML" ?>');

ScottAN

First of all, it looks like the JS page is being built dynamically. The <? ... ?> tags are probably being processed by a compiler if it is set up that way. That doesn't look like an error you would get in a browser console, but since you did not provide any other useful information I am just speculating.

If that .js file is in fact being built in PHP then you need to change the + to .

Otherwise, without useful information I cannot help. Give more detail bud.

bondigor69

ScottAN;1187303 wrote:
First of all, it looks like the JS page is being built dynamically. The <? ... ?> tags are probably being processed by a compiler if it is set up that way. That doesn't look like an error you would get in a browser console, but since you did not provide any other useful information I am just speculating.

If that .js file is in fact being built in PHP then you need to change the + to .

Otherwise, without useful information I cannot help. Give more detail bud.

you can find out the full script here
http://ebook-review.org/themeframe/templates/javascript/DD_roundies_0.0.2a.js

Declan1991

It's not a JavaScript error. I think this is being parsed when you don't want it to be. You want the following, or something similar, to appear on the page?

<?import namespace="DD_roundies" implementation="#default#VML" ?>

Well, the server thinks (I imagine), that you have PHP or some other server-side language embedded there, and is trying to parse that. So you'll have to change your server settings so that all files aren't being parsed.

There's probably another solution to deal with this specific file, but without knowing the precise details of your set-up, I don't know enough to say what it is.

rnd_me

use . instead of +