I was just playing around with that newsletter subscribe block, but the subscribe button is greyed out and doesn't work. Probably just some setting somewhere I can't find - could someone clue me in.
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Oh yeah - I tried to fake it with one that looked real, but maybe it was too short. Thank you. I mean profound thanks. I am extremely grateful for this help you have given me. |
Thank you. I mean profound thanks. I am extremely grateful for this help you have given me. Caltrade your a hoot :-) By the way, thank you for that 'upgrade' code etc. many thanks.... Stuart Oh yeah - I tried to fake it with one that looked real, but maybe it was too short. Thank you. I mean profound thanks. I am extremely grateful for this help you have given me. There are none so blind as those that will not see. |
Thanks Stewart, took me a minute to remember what "upgrade" code you are talking about. Here is my latest interation on this code. For the benefit of those who didn't read that thread, this is nothing fancy, it is just some html code you can put in a block under the pic in your accounts page that make the system a bit easier to use. Specifically, that no "upgrade" link appears for members with non-standard membership levels, when you have several membership levels. If you want to try it, paste this in an html block and drag under the pic in the account page. Replace "/member" with the subdirectory name where you installed dolphin, or delete entirely if installed in the root. Salt and pepper to taste. - Cheers - Rob ____________ <div align="center"> |
Update - on doing some testing of this, I am realizing that the "My Blog" link doesn't work. It brings up a "nothing found" Dolphin page, even though there is a blog for the member I tested it with. The link I used was: - /members/blogs.php?action=show_member_blog&ownerID={memberID}"> - Maybe someone could tell me why this doesn't work, or if there is another way to display "my blogs"? I'm glad you brought this up Stewart - I might not have caught it for a while. - Rob |
Hello Caltrade, Blogs worked for me. My install is in the root so i removed the /members as you suggested. Stuart Update - on doing some testing of this, I am realizing that the "My Blog" link doesn't work. It brings up a "nothing found" Dolphin page, even though there is a blog for the member I tested it with. The link I used was: - /members/blogs.php?action=show_member_blog&ownerID={memberID}"> - Maybe someone could tell me why this doesn't work, or if there is another way to display "my blogs"? I'm glad you brought this up Stewart - I might not have caught it for a while. - Rob There are none so blind as those that will not see. |
Stewart are you sure? Doesn't work for me for some reason- it leads to a "sorry nothing found" page. The "my blog" link on the main menu works as it should. Probably something simple, but could you verify that the "my blog" link in the code I posted works in an html block? Rob |
Yes, came up in an html block no problem. Looked similar to the other Blog link. Stuart Stewart are you sure? Doesn't work for me for some reason- it leads to a "sorry nothing found" page. The "my blog" link on the main menu works as it should. Probably something simple, but could you verify that the "my blog" link in the code I posted works in an html block? Rob There are none so blind as those that will not see. |
Ok, I don't get it. I have tried it on two test members with blogs and it doesn't work on either one. If someone here wouldn't mind doing a quick test - put this code in an html block on the account page for a member who has a blog, and let me know if this link displays the blog: - <a href="/blogs.php?action=show_member_blog&ownerID={memberID}">My Blog</a> - Can anyone think of why this would work for Stewart an not me? Probably something obvious, but I am not seeing it. - Rob |
Hi there,
if you try: sitename.com/blogs/posts/......... |
Caltrade, I have re-tried with the code you posted above - it works fine. It takes me to my blogs, in my case it says nothing (blogs) found. Could it be something to do with the re-write rules? I have 'base rewrite' in my .htaccess file. Stuart Ok, I don't get it. I have tried it on two test members with blogs and it doesn't work on either one. If someone here wouldn't mind doing a quick test - put this code in an html block on the account page for a member who has a blog, and let me know if this link displays the blog: - <a href="/blogs.php?action=show_member_blog&ownerID={memberID}">My Blog</a> - Can anyone think of why this would work for Stewart an not me? Probably something obvious, but I am not seeing it. - Rob There are none so blind as those that will not see. |
Stewart- your post is a little ambigious - you said it works but leads to a page where is says "nothing found" - I assume you mean that it works because you have no blog. By any chance have you tried it with a test blog- or could you? You could be right that it has something to do with the rewrite rules - the only difference between our sites is that mine is in a subdirectory. Nurke- thanks, closer I think. I wasn't sure about the exact syntax so I tried this link: http://caltrade.com/members/blogs/posts/?action=show_member_blog&ownerID={memberID} It took me to a page that had my name in the browser title, but I still got no content, even though there is a blog there? Any ideas? If not I will have to delete that entry, and I do want a convenient link for people to see their own blogs. - Rob |
Hi Rob, - Didn't know if you sorted this one out yet.... - It works for me.... - http://www.bearvalleyvoice.com/members/blogs.php?action=show_member_blog&ownerID=1 - ~~ Lorren Stewart- your post is a little ambigious - you said it works but leads to a page where is says "nothing found" - I assume you mean that it works because you have no blog. By any chance have you tried it with a test blog- or could you? You could be right that it has something to do with the rewrite rules - the only difference between our sites is that mine is in a subdirectory. Nurke- thanks, closer I think. I wasn't sure about the exact syntax so I tried this link: http://caltrade.com/members/blogs/posts/?action=show_member_blog&ownerID={memberID} It took me to a page that had my name in the browser title, but I still got no content, even though there is a blog there? Any ideas? If not I will have to delete that entry, and I do want a convenient link for people to see their own blogs. - Rob |
Yeah, but that one has your member ID in it, so it will bring up member number 1 - which is probably you. I need a generic link that will bring up "my blog" in the same way that "my ads" can be brought up with "http://mysite.com/ads/my. Thanks for bumping this Lorren- I would still like to know- anyone? |
I guess you need something like http://caltrade.com/members/blogs.php?action=show_member_blog&ownerName=robgordon Regards Artur |
Hi Artur, wrote you a note. That link will always go to my blog, even if I put it in an html block that displayed on another site- I would like to find a generic link for "my blog". I am looking for the equivanent of "my ads" for classified where you can simply put /ads/my and it will display that member's classifieds. Is there some url that will display "my blog" in this fashion- so the link can be put in an html block. - Thanks - Rob |
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