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1Was looking for answer to my question in this post, but found answer myself to the problem of - "Unexpected {", that`s why i wanted to share with my answer- for me the problem was line breaking encoding - somehow some of my files were using macintosh line breaks, but when i changed them to windows line breaks - my problem(on localhost(WAMP) everything works, but on linux webserver dont) was solved.– Edgars AivarsCommented Aug 21, 2017 at 20:36
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@EdgarsAivars Thanks for your comment! Platform-specific linebreaks are indeed an uncommon and tricky issue. I'll probably mention it within here as well. (It was just mentioned as aside in the other reference answer.)– marioCommented Aug 21, 2017 at 21:19
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I found that getting Unexpected } was because a piece of my code used the php short tag <? instead of <?php - took me a while to find this one as it worked on other servers.– c7borgCommented Sep 28, 2018 at 12:00
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