thanks for that moosh101

Hi Codebrane,

We have a small problem with the module Blogwatch in version 1.7 and want to know if it happens to more people.

By clicking on the "View My Subscriptions" button on the profile of each user, the token is lost and the plugin stops working.

You have an example of what happens on the link below.

https://n-1.cc/pg/photos/view/8628/cosa-rara-al-hacer-clic-en-ver-mis-suscripciones

Let me know you think. Txks.

A greeting.

0.9.4 should fix all these problems - thanks for letting me know

;]] in blogwatch/actions/subscribers.php at line 26 change:

echo "<a href=\"{$CONFIG->wwwroot}/pg/profile/{$user->username}\"><img src=\"{$user->getIcon("".$icon_size."")}\" title=\"{$user->username}\"/></a><br />";

to

echo "<a href=\"{$CONFIG->wwwroot}pg/profile/{$user->username}\"><img src=\"{$user->getIcon("".$icon_size."")}\" title=\"{$user->username}\"/></a><br />";

I've been wanting something like this that would expand the existing RSS output for blogs/discussions to include new comments. What's the point of an RSS feed that never comes up with new material right? Any chance your approach here could be put to use in this way?

@witepskas thanks for that. Have updated the code. Will make a new release

@chiinook you're prolly better off raising a trac item to get the existing RSS fixed

0.9.1 includes languages/en.php

Hi

Just tested this

1. Show my subscription is appearing on everyones profile. Shouldonly appear on current logged in profile

2. Under members the same button appears in everyones profile and shows logged in users subscription

thanks for that - have uploaded 0.9.2 which fixes that

@fabrice one more thing, isn't notify_user() part of the elgg genuine notifications api? ;)

@lawrence no idea why Elgg is doing that. The plugin isn't interacting with the river so it must be elgg doing that. Anyone want to say why?

0.9.1 is now ready folks. I've added languages/en.php

not sure where the river text is coming from - is there any way to disable that for the plugin?

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

I had short_open_tag=Off in my php.ini file. So I had changed the obvious short tag in the start.php but missed the one in the views/default/widgets/oddbod in the line <? echo $action; ?> which when I changed it to <?php echo $action; ?> it sprang to life with entries in the /tmp/oddbod-log.

Made a few changes to the .htaccess file in the root of the Elgg application

php_value memory_limit 256M

php_value post_max_size 67108864

php_value upload_max_filesize 67108864

It is now importing my 31M 09_user.xml file. When it fails all you see is a 500 code in the Apache error log and a blank screen. Hopefully this will help others using this tool.

@Codebrane - Fantastic work sir, I had to learn about installing ruby and getting all that running on our VPS server here, but with a few minor hacks to the source and Kevins helpful words (directly above), I got there! Superb, thanks for sharing your work dood.

:)

@Dhrup, could you be so kind to illustrate a bit for me. That would help massively.

thanks

==>

http://groups.google.com/group/elgg-users/browse_thread/thread/2d31eac6d04a4dd/89136f0f819743f1?hl=en-GB&q=#89136f0f819743f1

the plugin exports 0.9, not 1.5

@Dhrup, could you be so kind to illustrate a bit for me. That would help massively.

thanks

==>

http://groups.google.com/group/elgg-users/browse_thread/thread/2d31eac6d04a4dd/89136f0f819743f1?hl=en-GB&q=#89136f0f819743f1

the plugin exports 0.9, not 1.5