So, the first thing I'd suggest you to do is debug your plugin.
Comment out all parts of the plugin - contents of the generate_content() function first. And then always go and reload your browser and see if something has changed.
Alternatively, realise you forgot to cope with an empty url to ...
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- Fri May 28, 2004 4:31 pm
- Forum: General discussions
- Topic: Writing a plugin - it works, but a second use doesn't
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- Fri May 28, 2004 3:31 pm
- Forum: General discussions
- Topic: Writing a plugin - it works, but a second use doesn't
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Re: Writing a plugin - it works, but a second use doesn't
Hi Auz!
Hm. Is that output available somewhere? s9y has no output string 'no element found' anywhere, so I guess it could come out of your plugin function or from PHP?
I add the plugin a second time... you can see the broken page at http://auzsoft.totalbiscuit.com/serendipity/
You may want to ...
Hm. Is that output available somewhere? s9y has no output string 'no element found' anywhere, so I guess it could come out of your plugin function or from PHP?
I add the plugin a second time... you can see the broken page at http://auzsoft.totalbiscuit.com/serendipity/
You may want to ...
- Fri May 28, 2004 2:55 pm
- Forum: General discussions
- Topic: Writing a plugin - it works, but a second use doesn't
- Replies: 4
- Views: 6953
Writing a plugin - it works, but a second use doesn't
I've written (well, hacked someone else's RSS reader) a serendipity plugin that displays an RSS feed in the panels. It works, but if I include a second instance of it, then it breaks the plugin panel and front page...
The front page just displays the right-hand panel and, where the plugin would ...
The front page just displays the right-hand panel and, where the plugin would ...