[RudeDog1]

Im getting an unexpected T_STRING in line 31

<?


$dbhost = "localhost";	// change this to reflect your db host name
$dbusername = "changed this for forum";	// change this to reflect your db username
$dbpassword = "changed this for forum";	// change this to reflect your db password
$dbport = "3306";	// default is 3306; change this if different

$dbname = "ww2game; 	// change this to the name of your 

$RelLogin = "login.php";	// change this to the relative path to login.php. This is not the same with authconfig.php's $login (which is set to the FULL URL of the login page)

// The $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] takes care of the root directory of the web server
// This makes it possible to implement the script even on IP-based systems.
// For name-based systems, just think of $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] as the domain name
// example: $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] will have to be www.yourdomain.com
// For IP-based systems, this will replace the IP address
// example: $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] will have to be 66.199.47.5
$confirm = "http://" . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . "vSignup/confirm.php";	// change this to reflect the URL location of confirm.php 

$adminemail = "ww2game_admin@mywebsiteunderconstruction...com...";	// change this to reflect the admin's email address (used for email notifications)	

?>

btw there was some comments before the code started and line 31 is this:

$RelLogin = "login.php"; // change this to the relative path to login.php. This is not the same with authconfig.php's $login (which is set to the FULL URL of the login page)

[RudeDog1]

hah! i think I found it, forgot to end quotes after the dbname! Im going to change it and give it a shot

[akozlik]

I'll be you $10 that's gonna fix it. Anytime you get an UNEXPECTED error you can usually assume that you forgot to close a quote, brace, paran or semi colon.

[RudeDog1]

now im having problems with the users... im always getting sent to wrong password page even after requesting new password via email and using the generated one