Javascript error in admin section

Anyone?

can you post the code from administration/index.php ?

you probably have a bug in your computer... try cleaning it with anti-spyware, antitrojans, antivirus, hijackthis, etc....

Now scanned and cleaned with adware and spybot. Its the default administration/index.php. I still get the fault.

Code:
<?php
/*---------------------------------------------------+
| PHPFusion 6 Content Management System
+----------------------------------------------------+
| Copyright (c) 2005 Nick Jones
| http://www.php-fusion.co.uk/
+----------------------------------------------------+
| Released under the terms & conditions of v2 of the
| GNU General Public License. For details refer to
| the included gpl.txt file or visit http://gnu.org
+----------------------------------------------------*/
require_once "../maincore.php";
require_once BASEDIR."subheader.php";
require_once ADMIN."navigation.php";

if (!iADMIN || $userdata['user_rights'] == "" fallback("../index.php";
if (!isset($pagenum) || !isNum($pagenum)) $pagenum = 1;

$admin_images = true;

// Work out which tab is the active default
if ($page1) { $default = 1; }
elseif ($page2) { $default = 2; }
elseif ($page3) { $default = 3; }
elseif ($page4) { $default = 4; }
else { fallback("../index.php"; }

and so on

have you tried accessing your website from another computer? does it give you the same error?

what locale are you using? have you tried browsing your site using another language?

there's seems to be no problem with the code... :)

What's up with the use of several BODY tags in a page? I thought there was only supposed to be one start and end BODY tag!? I've seen another similar error on a site and that code was kinda messy (with 3 start and 2 end BODY tags). Is it PHPFusion or the Theme makers that cause this?

Yes.



No. There has not been a problem before. I use danish locale.


Maybe its in the maincore.php? I think the problem is after updating with the newest one from cvs update. Im not sure.

that is something weird.... |o| line 11 is just part of the comment declaration of php-fusion...

probably, the error is displayed because it's looking for some target objects which it cannot locate in your server or from within php-fusion variables...

what part of the admin pages are you accessing?

If you pm your admin access i'll take a look at this.

In your body tag, you have an onload attribute