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It's fixed in the next version already. I have just completed those changes and tests. This is really very strange as it clearly is an error – I think an exampe of a bad copy and paste. But… it works as is for us here – which is why we didn't catch it in testing – and this is the only report from a user where it actually falls over. I just hate these kinds of anomalies!

This code actually exists in 4 places and obviously it would be a good idea to correct all 4. Sorry about that! I would suggest doing the first one – the one you have reported the probem with – and then doing a quick test before doibng the other three if that is Ok with you.

The files in question are:

simple-forum/admin/panel-usergroups/forms/sfa-usergroups-add-members-form.php
simple-forum/admin/panel-usergroups/forms/sfa-usergroups-delete-members-form.php

simple-forum/admin/panel-components/forms/sfa-components-special-ranks-add-form.php
simple-forum/admin/panel-components/forms/sfa-components-special-ranks-del-form.php

In each case, the line of code we need is right near the bottom – the 'submit' line starting:

<input type="submit"…

Move across ths line of code to find the 'onclick:javascript' statement.

There are two things that need to be done to this part of the code.

(1) All of the escape characters need to be removed. In case you are unfamiliar with code, the escape characters are the forward slashes. There are 6 of these within the onclick code -remove them all.

(2) After removing the escape characters, find this part of the onclick code -  ' option').each – that first quote also needs to be removed… JUST the quote.

When these changes are done, the line of code should now look like (from the add member file):

<input type="submit" class="sfform-panel-button" id="sfmemberdel<?php echo $usergroup_id; ?>" name="sfmemberdel<?php echo $usergroup_id; ?>" onclick="javascript:jQuery('#dmember_id<?php echo $usergroup_id; ?> option').each(function(i) {jQuery(this).attr('selected', 'selected');});" value="<?php esc_attr_e(__('Delete/Move Members', 'sforum')); ?>" />

I hope this all makes sense. Please let me know if it doesn't. And I'll look forward to hearing whether this sorted the problem for you. And again – apologies for not seeing this.

Well this is getting more odd every time you post!
When you removed the stray quote mark in front op the work 'option', you didn't remove the space as well did you?