The php version was 5.2, so I am guessing that's were the error came from. I changed the setting to 5.3 (strato).
However, now it's just a blank page frontend as well as backend.

Edit:
Okay, now it works!

Guess I was just to impatient. Thank you for your help!

Hi, I was just updating some of the plugins over Spartacus und after updating Markdown it showed following warning: > Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '/', expecting T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING or '(' in /mnt/web1/c0/36/52436036/htdocs/Serendipity/plugins/serendipity_event_markdown/serendipity_e...

Hi, (we were working on the bugs together over IM, because I suspected a "layer 8"-Problem. Here are the results.) Somehow the entryproperty cache catches the references. When this is switched of, references are parsed into smarty-output without problems. So this will be interesting to hav...

Ok I will get the version from github in case I missed something.

The reference_parse() works perfectly. When I set the output to default, I get the references parsed inline in the article.

Kind regards,
Jigger

How did you perform the update? Check your serendipity_event_wikilinks.php file, every serendipity_db_query() call should now use serendipity_db_query(QUERY, true, 'assoc') and never serendipity_db_query(QUERY, 'assoc', true)...?! I looked for the update in spartacus, but didn't get it, so I correc...

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