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Where is FBFeed?? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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There seems to be no news regarding FBFeed and it's development, and the download file is a 404. Can anyone help?
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Re:Where is FBFeed?? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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designsedge wrote:
There seems to be no news regarding FBFeed and it's development, and the download file is a 404. Can anyone help?
Thanks for your report. It had a problem when we change site. It should working now.
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Re:Where is FBFeed?? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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Thanks for the quick response, I was able to download, however; I still cannot get it to function. I have commented out:
[code:1]include ($mosConfig_absolute_path."/components/com_fireboard/smile.class.php"«»);[/code:1]
Do you know if this would cause it not to function, or who I can discuss this with - apparently there is no smile.class.php file in the fireboard distribution.
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Re:Where is FBFeed?? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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himm,
Yes it should be like that
[code:1] include ($mosConfig_absolute_path."/components/com_fireboard/template/default/smile.class.php"«»);[/code:1]
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Re:Where is FBFeed?? 11 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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[code:1]include ($mosConfig_absolute_path."/components/com_fireboard/template/default/smile.class.php"«»);[/code:1]
The default package has the referral wrong - it has it as [code:1]
include ($mosConfig_absolute_path."/components/com_fireboard/smile.class.php"«»);[/code:1]
You may want to change that in the distribution zip..
The main thing....IT WORKS NOW!!! WHOOO HOOO>>>:woohoo:
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Re:Where is FBFeed?? 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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I cannot get FBfeed to work. using J! 1.0.13 and FB 1.0.5RC1 I have tried everything mentioned.
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Re:Where is FBFeed?? 2 Months ago
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This is everything I did from start to end to get that piece of crap working... With ZERO support from BOJ!
1 - Install fbFeed
2 - Create your feed.
3 - Publish fbFeed component as a menu item
4 - Now when you will get an error stating the incorrect path to smile.class.php. This is where I started to make some changes. The actual path is:
/components/com_fireboard/template/default/smile.class.php
5 - Go to the correct path and copy the smile.class.php to your computer
6 - Rename to fbfeed_smile.class.php
7 - Open fbfeed_smile.class.php in your .txt editor
8 - Comment out lines 21 and 22 (in other words add // at the beginning of both lines) and save
9 - Copy it back to /components/com_fireboard/template/default/ on your site (you want to make sure you have BOTH fbfeed_smile.class.php AND smile.class.php in the folder)
10 - Next go to /components/com_fbfeed/ and open the fbfeed_rss.php file in your .txt editor
On line 17 change the path to /components/com_fireboard/template/default/fbfeed_smile.class.php
11 - Make sure you copy fbfeed_rss.php back to /components/com_fbfeed/ if you copied it to your computer to edit it
Everything should work well now.
Why did I copy and rename the smile.class.php instead of simply making changes to it?
The simple answer is... I have no idea of everything that is affected by the smile.class.php, or if the changes would affect it. This way the ONLY component affected by the fbfeed_smile.class.php file is fbFeed and no other components or FB functions should be affected by the changes.
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