[andy6]

Hello,

A many years ago I buyed a vbulletin license , was the 3.8.2 version at that time.
In time, I used vbulletin platform and the last version used by me was vbulletin 3.8.4 patch level 2.

But now, after many years of not using it ( the vbulletin platform ), I log in , in my account and I can't download any version BUT only the vbulletin 3.8.4 patch level 2. All god, but when I upload the files on my webhost account and acces the address I receive:


Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'new' (T_NEW) in /home/xaddonsr/public_html/includes/init.php on line 55

When I try to access the address with /install/install.php , I receive the same thing.

Please nice to help me, I'm missing from the internet and I'm behind with all the informations and updates.

Kind Regards,
Popescu Daniel B.

[Dave]

Is it possible your license expired many years ago so you no longer have access to newer versions of vBulletin?

The errors you are receiving are most likely due to the PHP version that is running on your host and the very old vBulletin 3 versions that does not support PHP 7+ properly.

[snakes1100]

On line 53 of init.php change =& new to = new, just remove the & symbol, then save the file, you will have to modify a few files, as they come up, do the same thing to the other files.

[andy6]

Hello guys.

I resolve the problem, I set a lower php version on my webhost and it's working.

Kind regards.

[bumper2011]

so may i know what php version are you running on now?
by the way, how's the version of mysql? does it matter?

cheers.

Originally Posted by andy6

Hello guys.

I resolve the problem, I set a lower php version on my webhost and it's working.

Kind regards.