sasane

I updated to 1.0b15, and Gallery plays nice with CGA. I now would like to use Whattunes to format my Recent Tunes data, but I am getting a T-STRING error which I cannot seem to resolve. I copy/pasted the recommended PHP code from the whattunesReadme.htm, but it does not seem to be working for me. This is the error that I am getting:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/sasane/www/www/blog/index2.php on line 114
Line 114 is the third line in the follwing code:
<?php
  if (function_exists("getWhatsPlaying")) // then we can use it
  {
    $amaAlbum = getWhatsPlaying(true, true);
    if ($amaAlbum)
    {
      start_block("Now Playing", "now-playing", "li");
       echo '<br>';
       echo $amaAlbum;
      end_block();
    }
  }
?>

The only character on this line is the “{“, I have tried altering the code in a bunch of ways, but I continue to get this error. Any ideas?

David,
I downloaded a fresh version (CG-POWERPACK-1.0b14) from your site, but the unhtmlentitites line is still in there on line 221 of helper_fns.php. Can you upload the updated files, or email them to me? I will try it out, and if I continue to get errors I humbly take you up on your offer to poke around my site.
Thanks
Steve
@
sasane
.com

Thanks Beel
Part of the problem is that I am on a Mac, and iTunesBlogger is a PC program. I can get Kung-Tunes to parse the data to tab delimintated, but now I cannot get the files to find each other. I haven’t even tried to add it to my index yet, as I want to see that I can get results from the wp-content/plugins/cg-plugins/tracktunes.php URL first.
It looks like it might jsut be easier to do it all with Kung-Tunes and some PHP. I am going to hop back on this later with a fresh mind…

What browser are you using?
This has happened to me a few times while using Safari on my iMac. I have found that reloading my browser tends to help. I usually just switch browsers though, and login with Firefox. I find that Firefox works better with the Quicktags anyway…. I am not sure what the issue is with this, but it is a bit odd.