This is probably caused by one of two factors:

1. You have added javascript or CSS code containing curly brackets to a template and not enclosed the code in Smarty {literal}{/literal} tags.
2. Your Smarty 'cache' and 'templates_c' directories do not have read/write/execute permissions.
3. One of your Smarty template files in the selected theme directory has an error in it like mismatched curly brackets { }.

3. Inline javascript or CSS

To resolve problem three, place a {literal} and {/literal} Smarty tag before and after your JavaScript code to ensure that the Smarty template engine ignores the curly brackets in your JavaScript or CSS code.

2. Smarty Directory Permissions

To resolve problem one, change the permissions on the directories 'cache' and 'templates_c' in resources/smarty/ to '777'.

3. Smarty tag mistakes and typos

To resolve problem two, try using the default design theme 'Illuminux' that came with your software. If you've edited any of the template files that came with the script, make sure that your Smarty tags are correctly formatted with no mismatched curly braces.

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