GeenStijl

Before i did a clean install i made a backup of my current installation and compared the directory includes and includes/classes which had duplicate Smarty, TCPDF and PHPMailer directory. I assume that was causing the problems. The clean install solved the problem. Thanks for your time and help durangod!

Well, it says that its related to the ticket in the error package while im just trying to edit e-mail template. I will try to do a clean install.

My mistake, i used 5.3.5 at the very beginning and then upgraded to 5.3.6 and later on to 5.3.7. I posted a screenshot but it has to get approved by an moderator.

Here it is: /http://i62.tinypic.com/ng37l4.jpg

I went from 5.2.6 with incremental patch to 5.2.7

There is no {php} in the template. I could edit the template before upgrading.. Here is the template. Dear {$client_name}, Thank you for ordering from ..., your server is setup and the information is below. Please keep this message for your records. Voice Panel URL: http://www.domain.tld Voice Panel E-Mail: {$client_email} Voice Panel Password: {$client_custom_fields.0} Voiceserver IP: {$service_custom_fields.0} NOTE: Copy and paste the IP of your voiceserver and add it as wildcard A record to your domain DNS to use your domain name as your IP address. Product/Service: {$service_product_name} Payment Method: {$service_payment_method} Amount: {$service_recurring_amount} Billing Cycle: {$service_billing_cycle} Next Due Date: {$service_next_due_date} Thank you for choosing us. {$signature}

Im getting the following error when i try to edit email templates: We're sorry, but you cannot use "{php}" in a ticket submission as this is currently being used in exploit attempts. If you do have a legitimate issue, please press the back button in your browser and then change any instances of "{php}" to "(php)" so that your ticket may be submitted. Keep in mind that in the event that you're trying to exploit our system, that neither {php} nor (php) will function. This started to happen after upgrading to 5.2.7