are you sure about ‘twenty ten’?
your site behind your user name shows ‘application’ as the theme:
http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/application
one possibility:
unzip the download, extract the file and ftp it into the same location within the theme files on the server
other possibility:
rename the ‘application’ theme folder (using ftp or cpanel) – that should activate the default theme, and allow you back into the dashboard.
btw: twenty ten does not have any ‘application_options.php’ template.
The app options was in the Dashboard. I DLed that zip and found the exact file and copied it in there but still getting the Parse error…
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ‘)’ in /home2/premiuq6/public_html/pignbullbbq/wp-content/themes/application/panel/application_options.php on line 63
Looking at the code in Notepad it shows exactly how it had originally looked. Not sure why it wouldn’t work?
Thanks
Try deleting (or renaming) the wp-content\themes\application directory, and re-uploading a fresh, unmodified copy of the Theme.
Then, assuming the Theme is working properly again, go to:
Dashboard -> Appearance -> Theme Options (or however it is named for your given Theme)
Add your Google Analytics code in the appropriate form field.
the error could be initiated somewhere far before the error line – have you checked the full code from the first line to the error?
you can always try and download and upload a fresh copy of that file.
I DLed the file listed above and found the application_options.php file. Opened it with Notepad and it looked exactly as the original code had in that options screen on the Dashboard. I copied it and replaced the entire page but still get the error? Yes, if you haven’t guessed by now, I am very new to this.
Thanks
That’s why I recommend that you re-install a fresh copy of the Theme. It is possible that something else, somewhere else, was modified.
