[eluser]Anton-JandJ[/eluser]
[quote author="Aken" date="1362790107"]Don't just copy/paste; you don't learn anything doing that.
A parse error usually means you have an extra or missing character somewhere that messes up the parse order. A curly brace, parentheses, semicolon, etc. So look near the line the error mentions for something out of place.[/quote]
I have manually typed out the code mentioned in the tutorial and got the same error. That's why I did a copy and paste job to ensure it was exactly right and alas, the same error.
[quote author="TheFuzzy0ne" date="1362823678"]In this particular instance, you have an extra curly brace somewhere.[/quote]
If you've spotted the out of place curly bracket can you point it out, because to me, there looks to be a correct ammount and all look in place.