Frequently when you see an error referencing a line number, the problem is on the previous line, and the referenced line is what finds the error.
PHP Code:
<?php if (DEFINE_MAIN_PAGE_STATUS >= 1 and DEFINE_MAIN_PAGE_STATUS
<div id="indexCategoriesMainContent" class="content"><?php
<= 2) { ?>
/**
* require the html_define for the index/categories page
*/
A stock copy looks like this:
PHP Code:
<?php if (DEFINE_MAIN_PAGE_STATUS >= 1 and DEFINE_MAIN_PAGE_STATUS <= 2) { ?>
<div id="indexCategoriesMainContent" class="content"><?php
/**
* require the html_define for the index/categories page
*/
This is a good example of why you should never touch files while they are in /template_default/, but copy them to /your_template/ for editing. You would still have your own backup handy.