thanks but still the same !! blank pages with some sections .. as i checked all sections i guess i got blank pages for those sections that closed for guests !! but i was logged in

so the question is that guests should not see feeds , right ? so i have to exclude those sections in rss feed options ! but what about login members ( as i said i was logged in but i couldnt saw those feeds ) ??!

nice addon, thx :up:

Send a PM with the specific URL where the blank page occurs. The last PM you sent was just the generic URL to your RSS feeds page script. Send the exact URL you are going to and what exactly you are clicking on what the 'blank page' occurs.

they r alot . i sent some of them ..

thanks

I'm getting the same error that is on the demo page:

Could we get child-forums feeding with parents? And maybe clean up tertiary forums display (sub-sub-forums)? If you can do the first, I don't need the second.

Got your PM, thanks. Looks like you're having a problem with external.php not showing you any threads and not a problem with this script. I replied to your PM with a theory of what I think is going on.

You found a bug. :) If CMPS is installed on the site and the page is not being integrated with CMPS then the error occurs. The way the old CMPS 2.x & older integration worked it requires a file to be included and the method I was previously doing always included the file if it found it. Apparently it doesn't like that with CMPS 3.x so now I'm wrapping the file include inside of a conditional. I'll post an updated version this afternoon.

I have to admit... I have not had enough caffeine yet today so I'm not sure what you're asking for. Could you elaborate a bit?

Works fine for me :)

However, I have a dumb question :D

Where is the best place to show a link to cv_rss_feeds.php ?

Somebody suggested the code below, but Im not sure where to put it.

<a href="$vboptions[bburl]/cv_rss_feeds.php" target="_self" title="$vboptions[hometitle] RSS Feeds"><img src="$vboptions[bburl]/images/cinvin_forum_feed_listing/rss.gif" border="0" alt="$vboptions[hometitle] RSS Feeds" /></a>

As you have probabley guessed Im not a coder :o

Thanks

VinylJunky

Having an update log would be nice. I have no clue what you changed in the latest version.

It's really a question of where do you want to present the link to your visitors. Some sites, IMHO, go overboard and have an RSS link just about everywhere they can squeeze it in and others bury if RSS feeds are not considered a major item for them. At least for me personally I went with just a link in my footer template (eg: scroll to the bottom of the page). If you come up with a spot of where you'd like the link, and whether you want a graphic link or a text link, just let me know where and I'll walk you through changing the template.


Besides post #2 in this thread I also usually post a more detailed explanation over at CinVin and as a reply here as well.