How do I fix this?

[Hummie]

I have installed the latest update for vBulletin and I have version 4.1.3.

When I visit my website, there is the below error.
I've tried reinstalling it twice.

Message: Expected ';'
Line: 3
Char: 25
Code: 0
URI: http://www.hummiesworld.com/forum/forumrunner/detect.js



Also, when I visit the forum through my iPhone, it indicates:
"The remote server sent a unknown response. This could be a result of the forum software plugin being outdated. Tap the "Report" button below to send this report to support for analysis.

[Hummie]

Oh, and I have two websites and both are doing the same thing.

[ClemsonJeeper]

Ahh. Looks like an issue with having an apostrophe in your forum's name.

I have fixed it - download the add-on from the Forum Manager and overwrite forumrunner/detect.js and you should be fine.

You can then enable "Forum Runner Prompt".

[Hummie]

Thanks for your response. I have installed the file, but mainly have problems with the other version of IE and I'll have to wait until tomorrow until I get to another computer to test if it fixes it.

My other site had the same problem and it did not have an apostrophe. Again, I will check on it tomorrow.

[ClemsonJeeper]

Thanks for your response. I have installed the file, but mainly have problems with the other version of IE and I'll have to wait until tomorrow until I get to another computer to test if it fixes it.

My other site had the same problem and it did not have an apostrophe. Again, I will check on it tomorrow.

Well, the issue you quoted is definitely because of the unescaped apostrophe in the javascript. It basically was:

var forumName = 'Hummie's World';

which obviously will cause a javascript error. I have escaped it now. If you see other issues let me know.

[Hummie]

All appears to be fine now.

Will this have to be a special fix for me next upgrade too or is there someone I can edit the file? I do have dreamweaver.

[ClemsonJeeper]

Nope, it will be fixed from now on when you download new versions from the forum manager.