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  • Aheleos

    (@aheleos)

    I’m having the same issue and looking at it now. I’ll post here if/when I find something

    Aheleos

    (@aheleos)

    ok, looks like I got it. Unless I’m missing something else….

    in line 510 of showtime.php change
    <textarea name=”showtime_options[showtimeCSS]” cols=”90″ rows=”30″><?= $showtimeCSS ?></textarea>

    to

    <textarea name=”showtime_options[showtimeCSS]” cols=”90″ rows=”30″><? $showtimeCSS ?></textarea>

    (remove the = sign)

    I still haven’t fully tested this, but it does allow me to migrate and reactivate the plugin with the end of file error.

    Aheleos

    (@aheleos)

    ok, further clarification as it’s too late to edit my last comment.

    Instead of the = sign, I am using echo and then using the semi-colon to end the line like this

    <textarea name=”showtime_options[showtimeCSS]” cols=”90″ rows=”30″><? echo $showtimeCSS; ?></textarea>

    Probably just has to do with the version of php that is pre 5.4.0 not having the short_open_tag enabled.

    That’s what it was for me anyway.

    Aheleos

    (@aheleos)

    ok, further clarification as it’s too late to edit my last comment.

    Instead of the = sign, I am using echo and then using the semi-colon to end the line like this

    <textarea name=”showtime_options[showtimeCSS]” cols=”90″ rows=”30″><? echo $showtimeCSS; ?></textarea>

    Probably just has to do with the version of php that is pre 5.4.0 not having the short_open_tag enabled.

    That’s what it was for me anyway.

    Aheleos

    (@aheleos)

    ok, further clarification as it’s too late to edit my last comment.

    Instead of the = sign, I am using echo and then using the semi-colon to end the line like this

    <textarea name=”showtime_options[showtimeCSS]” cols=”90″ rows=”30″><? echo $showtimeCSS; ?></textarea>

    Probably just has to do with the version of php that is pre 5.4.0 not having the short_open_tag enabled.

    That’s what it was for me anyway.

    Aheleos

    (@aheleos)

    ok, further clarification as it’s too late to edit my last comment.

    Instead of the = sign, I am using echo and then using the semi-colon to end the line like this

    <textarea name=”showtime_options[showtimeCSS]” cols=”90″ rows=”30″><? echo $showtimeCSS; ?></textarea>

    Probably just has to do with the version of php that is pre 5.4.0 not having the short_open_tag enabled.

    That’s what it was for me anyway.

    Aheleos

    (@aheleos)

    browser glitch kept resubmitting. Sorry for the spam.

    Final note is that if you don’t have the shot_open_tag enabled you may also need to add php after the open <? tags

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