Weird error at top of Block Types page

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Hey guys, I'm seeing a weird error suddenly at the top of my Block Types page. I had to reinstall C5 in a new db so maybe there's something in the migration that got lost, but I have no idea.

Does the below error message ring a bell for anyone? They're pointing to custom blocks built by me (some from scratch, some through Designer Content). Worked fine in the previous install. Since then all I've added was a package called ProBlog, but I don't think it's that.

t('You must select an image.') ); } function getFileID() {return $this->fID;} function getFileObject() { return File::getByID($this->fID); } function getFileID2() {return $this->tID;} function getFileObject2() { return File::getByID($this->tID); } function getImageAlt() {return $this->imagealt;} } ?> t('You must select an image.') ); } function getFileID() {return $this->fID;} function getFileObject() { return File::getByID($this->fID); } function getTargetCID() {return $this->targetCID;} function getCollrowtitle() {return $this->collrowtitle;} function getCollrowpara() {return $this->collrowpara;} } ?>content;} function getQuoteauthor() {return $this->quoteauthor;} } ?> t('You must select an image.') ); } function getTargetCID() {return $this->targetCID;} function getContenttitle() {return $this->contenttitle;} function getContentdescription() {return $this->contentdescription;} } ?> t('You must select an image.') ); } function getFileID() {return $this->fID;} function getFileObject() { return File::getByID($this->fID); } function getFileID2() {return $this->tID;} function getFileObject2() { return File::getByID($this->tID); } function getTargetCID() {return $this->targetCID;} function getMediatitle() {return $this->mediatitle;} } ?> t('You must select an image.') ); } function getTargetCID() {return $this->targetCID;} function getTestimonialdescription() {return $this->testimonialdescription;} function getTestimonialauthor() {return $this->testimonialauthor;} } ?>
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at C:\xampp\htdocs\client1\development\blocks\tile_media\controller.php:45) in C:\xampp\htdocs\client1\development\concrete\core\libraries\view.php on line 955


Ugh, thanks for any help.

 
Remo replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
Remo
if you open C:\xampp\htdocs\client1\development\blocks\tile_media\controller.php

how do the php tags looks like? I'd guess that you'll find <? while you should have <?php
mssteph replied on at Permalink Reply
Oh my god. That fixed it. H.. how did you KNOW??!
Remo replied on at Permalink Reply
Remo
it was the only thing that made sense ;-)

Lots of servers can't handle <? which is why that part wasn't interpreted as PHP code.
mssteph replied on at Permalink Reply
Well you're a genius, THANK YOU!! :)