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[styggie]

Looks like opening whatever file it says the problem is in, and doing nothing to the code, is enough to make the problem jump to another file. It has just told me it is in 3 other locations.
Always line 2.

I can't win.

[DrByte]

It sounds like you're altering those files when you touch them, and your editor is inserting extra lines in those files. That's a very common bad side-effect of using browser-based editors such as those offered by the FileManager in cPanel, or with incompatible editors like those written by Microsoft.

And, if you're not actually editing those files, then something bad is happening between your computer and the files on your website. Since that's something outside the control of Zen Cart, you'll need to interact with the people at your hosting company to figure out what's damaging the files on your server.

[styggie]

But the problem is reported in the file before i open the file. Thus how can my opening the file cause the problem?

And how do i know where the problem really is?

[styggie]

Opening the files in ultra edit is showing black lines on line one... but where are these blanks coming from?

They are all files i have never opened before. I have had to remove the line from 6 different files this morning. None have I ever opened before. And it seems like it is going to keep naming new files with the same problem. how many hundreds of files will I have to do this to if File Manager has added it to every file? Are they going to come back again if i upload via file manager? I have no other option because I am using campus internet.

[DrByte]

Sounds like the tools you're using are damaging the files, and are thus unsuitable.
Uploading and editing via the cPanel FileManager is strongly discouraged because of these sort of problems it causes.
Using a regular FTP program such as FileZilla is a far more reliable method.

[styggie]

I guess I am just deleting my zencart then

[DrByte]

Sorry that the tools you're using on your computer and hosting account are causing you problems with using PHP-driven websites.
If you use compatible tools, you'll have fewer problems, and thus more success.