Hi,

i'm using the RSS Aggregator Plugin to parse my Stumble Upon Comments to fill my Blog. I've just seen that stumbleupon is now putting a little thumbnail as enclosure into the feed:
http://www.stumbleupon.com/syndicate.php?stumbler=147122&comments=1

Is it possible to use them with the plugin ...

First of all: Thank you Garvin for the great piece of software. It is fitting my needs perfect. If i think about missing features the only one i could think of is an online update system. I know that this could be a security problem. What do you think?

Just installed my first S9Y Installation using SQLite3 as DB. Worked like a charm, till i installed the RSS-Aggregator-Plugin. Everything seems to work; you can add feeds but they do not show up. I checked that the entries are in the db correctly.

I found the problem on the select-side. In line ...

Now i have another problem, this time with Trackbacks. Take a look at:
http://masterbootrecord.de/blog/Auf-der ... 1_169.html

The Umlauts in the Trackback are scrambled...

Thank you - i just saw that i was decoding the wrong text

This should it do:

function make_urls($messagetext)
{
var $urlSearchArray, $urlReplaceArray;

$urlSearchArray = array(
"/([^]_a-z0-9-=\"'\/])((https?|ftp|gopher|news|telnet):\/\/|www\.)([^ \r\n\(\)\^\$!`\"'\|\[\]\{\}<>]*)/si",
"/^((https?|ftp|gopher|news|telnet):\/\/|www\.)([^ \r\n ...

Isn't it possible to automatically make the Links clickable?

URLs in Comments are not clickable for me... But the option is set to make them clickable...

I have a problem with using the RSS-Feed. I wrote an small rss-parser for my website which i am using for heise news and so on. I tried it with the exported feed from my s9y installation. But all Umlauts are looking weird (look under Aktuelle Blog-Einträge):
http://masterbootrecord.de/
The feed is ...

I just installed the HTML-Head-Nugget (for Google Analytics) and then i get an:
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /var/www/web1/html/masterbootrecord.de/blog/plugins/serendipity_event_head_nugget/lang_de.inc.php:6) in /var/www/web1/html ...

I just clicked the import-function the first time. It returns the following error for me:

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_RETURN in /blalba/blog/include/admin/import.inc.php on line 69

I checked the source and the problem seems to be that it runs in the "case 'UTF-8'"-branch from $target ...

Ist klar. Aber wie soll das Plugin wissen ob schon beim Anlegen ein Trackback bzw. Ping gesendet wurde?

Ok

Aber als eigenes Plugin wird man nicht verhindern können, dass Pings bzw. Trackbacks mehrfach gesendet werden... Am geschicktesten wäre wohl wirklich eine Erweiterung von serendipity_event_weblogping und serendipity_event_trackback...

Ich meinte nicht Cron per PHP abbilden, sondern schon per richtigen Cron Job. Dachter eher an eine spezielle Seite bzw. Parameter, welche aufgerufen wird und dann den Cron Event feuert. Daran könnte sich dann jedes beliebige Plugin hängen.

Aber wenn ich das mit dem external_plugin-Hook richtig ...

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