Solved! And now works great

I have used Hook: newtreply_post_complete instead to use Hook: newthread_post_complete

worked great , after I spent an hour trying to fine those <> bits that I could not see in front of me ..lol

I thought that myself but it was just a simple entry error I made... look harder.
Yes it's frustrating as hell .. instructions supplied confused me a little.
Pm your code a I fresh set of eyes might see the problem

Can you expand on this a bit? What was solved? Is this a method of getting all the posts, not just a new thread? Where did you change this?

That's an option made available when originally setting up the plugin, if you edit your plugin you'll see a drop down box with hook references. You can select it from there :)

Hey all, although this is working really good for me For posts made by my members, I have a forum which is populated by an RSS feed and new posts made within this forum are not being posted.

I'm thinking that the hook isn't being activated as a user isn't physically clicking the submit post button in these instances. Any ideas?

Thanks

Mark

Presumably, like my missing calendar entries, newthread_post_complete isn't being called. Which is why I was hoping you had found a better hook.

What string did you use for what I.am posted?

I've got the plugin working now, but only because I disabled bit.ly url shortening. So, that might be the problem rather than the vbseo URLs. Anyone else only able to get the plugin to work if you disabled bit.ly?? :confused: I'd really like to be able to use the bit.ly URL shortening as we have some long news article titles from time to time.

Why would I pm you the code with my password and stuff in it? It's fine, I've looked over it like 10 times, no joke. There are no spaces, there are no ><, so what could be the problem?