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Hi,

We have been using your system for about couple of months but now our website gives that error:

" Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '<', expecting '}' in /home/essaypar/public_html/index.php on line 440 ".

I think its index changes spontaneously. How can we cope with that problem?

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Doesn't anyone know anything about that kind of problem? We can't access our website that: www.essaypark.com Why its index change spontaneously?
Posted Sep 17, 2009, 12:38 pm
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upload original files again except settings.php
all data is stored on your db so your site should work again.
Files are not able to change spontaneously, but hosting companies and hackers sometime change files. First ones edit / delete index.php files to disable a script if they think the script is overloading their server, second ones because they enjoy doing it or for spamming purpose.
Sometimes other things can cause file damaging: disk fail, file copy...
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Posted Sep 21, 2009, 9:57 pm
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First of all thanks for your concerning I was about to fall in grief.

I have uploaded and it get fixed. But it continues to fail.
Do you think it happens because of the hosting? And also I didn't understand your that sentence: " First ones edit / delete index.php files to disable a script if they think the script is overloading their server" 

Thanks for your concerning! 
Posted Sep 23, 2009, 1:55 pm
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Hi,

I'm about to think that system is fake. Because there is a site which appears between our codes especially the 164. line smultaneously. How can I deal with it? Aren't there anybody encounters smiliar problems? Please it is very important for our company please contact with us. We can do whatever you want and suggest!
Posted Oct 7, 2009, 1:03 pm
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It might be an problem with somewhere in your template.. try disabling some of the template blocks and see if the error goes away.  Most likely one of the blocks under the 'Home' template or in Universal
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