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tomaagy (m)
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I was working on a CMS with video tutorials oh! then the system keeps telling me there's a parse error in my functions page which is refusing my whole cms from loading! Anyone good with functions and basically programming should give me tips oh;
its pointing at delimitors that are supposed to be there atleast according to the tutorial!
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yawa-ti-de (f)
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Check for matching "(", ")", "{", "}" and ";" or lack thereof.
Let us know how it goes
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webdezzi (m)
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what language, and can u paste the error result as printed?
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tomaagy (m)
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Php and mysql just saying parse error on line, basically i had a function page it loaded so the error is supposed to be in the function page but the code look s right oh
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Cactus (m)
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as yawa-tide said
you have a problem with your syntax. go to the line number of paste the line number here if you are not sure how to fix it
the code always looks right. just step away for some minutes and come back to it. you should find your mistake. else post on here for people to assist
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yawa-ti-de (f)
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poster: have you done what I said you should do? Do you actually need our help? 
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hostmot (f)
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How about pasting the line that is causing problem.
If the line is part of a function or code block, it would be better if you paste everything.
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