• The Rasch

    (@the-rasch)


    Hi there!

    I′ve just installed a new theme for my site…
    And once activated…when I open my page I get this error:

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘”‘, expecting ‘)’ in /var/www/web44/html/wordpress/wp-content/themes……dom.php on line 532

    Line 532 is looking like this:

    protected static $xpath = array(‘id’ => “@id = ‘%s'”, ‘class’ => “contains(concat(‘ ‘, normalize-space(@class), ‘ ‘), ‘ %s ‘)”, ‘attr’ => “@%s”, ‘contains’ => “contains(string(.), ‘%s’)”, ‘not’ => ‘not(%s)’, ‘operators’ => array(“=” => “@%1 = ‘%3′”, “!=” => “not(@%1) or @%1 != ‘%3′”, “^=” => “starts-with(@%1, ‘%3’)”, “$=” => “substring(@%1, (string-length(@%1) – string-length(‘%3’) + 1)) = ‘%3′”, “*=” => “contains(@%1, ‘%3’)”, “~=” => “contains(concat(‘ ‘, normalize-space(@%1), ‘ ‘), ‘ %3 ‘)”, “|=” => “@%1 = ‘%3’ or starts-with(@%1, ‘%3-‘)”), ‘pseudos’ => array(‘first-child’ => ‘not(preceding-sibling::*)’, ‘last-child’ => ‘not(following-sibling::*)’, ‘only-child’ => ‘not(preceding-sibling::* or following-sibling::*)’, ‘enabled’ => “not(@disabled) and (@type!=’hidden’)”, ‘disabled’ => “(@disabled) and (@type!=’hidden’)”, ‘first’ => ‘position() = 1’, ‘last’ => ‘last()’, ’empty’ => ‘count(*) = 0 and (count(text()) = 0)’, ‘checked’ => ‘@checked’), ‘combinators’ => array(‘>’ => ‘child’, ‘~’ => ‘general-sibling’,

    Can anybody see what′s the issue???????
    I′m totally confused…

    Would love to get help!

    Thanx!

    The Rasch

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  • Hi The Rasch,

    Sounds like there’s an issue with that theme. If you can get into your dashboard I would recommend changing the theme in the dashboard. If you are unable to get into your WordPress dashboard, you can rename the theme folder (either using your web host’s File Manager or an FTP program). This will force WordPress to switch to the default theme so you can then open your site and get into your dashboard.

    Hope this helps!

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