Hi,

I keep getting this message when trying to use the Audioz site

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '",e.data,"' (T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING) in /srv/www/public/index.php(740) : eval()'d code on line 975

The code on line number changes each time I try to login

Appreciate any help

Thans in advance

Dave

 

You're lucky, that message is what pops up when I go to the site. No login, just the same error code as yours on a blank page.

Your join date denotes that you already know this is temporary. Hang in there, I'm sure the boys in the lab are handling it.

 

Perplexity had this much to say:
(tldr for me anyhow)

"A parse error like this means PHP encountered a syntax mistake in the code it's evaluating, and the parser stopped at the point where it found something it didn’t expect. The specific message points to a string literal or a quoted value being in an invalid position, often due to mismatched quotes, missing concatenation operators, or improper closures of arrays or strings.Direct interpretation of your messageParse error: syntax error, unexpected '",e.data,"' (T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING) in /srv/www/public/index.php(740) : eval()'d code on line 975.This indicates that within code that was dynamically eval()'d, a constant-encapsed-string token (a normal PHP string like "text" or 'text') appeared where the PHP parser did not expect a string. The literal you showed, ",e.data," , looks like a piece of a string that was not properly formed or concatenated, possibly as part of a larger string interpolation or JSON/JS embedding.Common causes to checkMismatched or missing quotes: ensure every opening quote has a matching closing quote, and that you’re using the same quote type consistently if you start a string with " and end with ".Improper string concatenation: when building a string from pieces, ensure the concatenation operator (.) is present between segments, and that each segment is a valid string or expression that resolves to a string.Closing of brackets or braces: ensure all parentheses (), brackets [], and curly braces {} are balanced, especially around eval()’d code or embedded snippets.Escaping inside strings: if the code builds a string that itself contains quotes or PHP code, proper escaping is essential; failing to escape can terminate the string early and cause the parser to see a trailing or stray string token.Embedded data in eval: if the code being eval()’d includes JSON, JavaScript, or template strings, confirm those embedded segments are properly quoted and escaped for PHP context.Practical debugging stepsLocate the eval() call and inspect the code it is evaluating. Check the exact string being passed to eval() for syntax issues.Run the evaluated code in a safe, non-eval context by extracting the string into a separate file or variable and parsing it with PHP’s own syntax check (php -l on a file) to isolate the error location.Look at nearby lines (line 975, and surrounding lines in the evaluated code) for unclosed strings, missing semicolons, or stray commas.If this code interpolates data (e.g., from user input), sanitize and validate inputs, and ensure quotes are properly balanced before embedding into strings.If you can share a sanitized snippet of the eval’d code or the surrounding lines (without exposing sensitive data), the exact syntax issue and a precise fix can be identified."
So there

 

change the user agent on your browser to FF/Android or Chrome/Android or something mobile. Should work as before... Saint has turned the issue over to the sysadmin for resolution.

 

https://mybrowseraddon.com/useragent-switcher.html

 

Fuck. I just restored a system backup thinking it was a problem on my side.
Firefox.
I connected through mobile data smartphone and it was ok, it just happened on lan PCs, so I decided to restore the whole thing.
It's ok now, but I'll never know if it worked untouched.
Until 1 hour ago, there was still the parse problem.

 

Edit:
Another untouched PC is working fine, so I made a restore for nothing after all, but no big deal.