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The plugin was written for use with a single profilactic account. Copying it to another folder won’t allow you to run another instance because it would be trying to make the came calls.

The template is just an example and won’t work with every theme.

You basically need to create a template using your theme add the following code where you have your main content:

<?php
	if (function_exists('profilactic')) {
		profilactic();
	} else
		echo 'My life isn\'t aggregating correctly at the moment.  Check back in a few hours!';
	?>

Here’s a summary of the suggestions thus far:

1. Use server name as the ftp host
2. Use localhost
3. Use the IP Address
4. Use a different browser

None of these worked for me (I’m using 000webhost for hosting my blog).

Anyone have other suggestions!?

I’m assuming you’re referring to the bullets that show up on your site, right!? That is theme related CSS. How does your theme handle <li>?

The list-style-type: none; line in prof-style.css file generally handles that, but try changing themes and seeing if the issue still exists. If not, you know it’s related to theme.

If it’s theme related, look at your current theme’s .css file and specifically look for what’s applied to <li>.

@specialburce I do parts of the style inline so that custom favicons can be pulled appropriately.

If you want to remove this, you would remove the style code from profilactic.php (around line 447) and move the css code (around line 464-496) to the .css file.

Alternatively, if you can rework the code to be xhtml compliant, I’d be happy to edit the code and give you the credit.

Regards.

@mortfiles the .se issue is fixed in the 1.2.5 release.

@michaelh thanks for helping out.

@jared46 You’d be surprised how many people overlook the instructions! Can you share your lifestream URL so I can see what’s going on?

Also, if you’d rather email me the template you’d like to fit this information into, I can try to suggest where to place the code.

hmm… the current script doesn’t allow this, but I think I know a way to resolve this.

It’ll probably be a week or so before I could attempt to change this.

Best way to contact Profilactic support is https://getsatisfaction.com/profilactic

As far as the Magnolia and ‘se’ class issue, those require an update to the plugin. Which I will post in the next few days so please hang in there!

Facebook: Do you see the facebook entries if you go to your stream on Profilactic.com? If not, they won’t show up on through the plugin either.

Ma.gnolia: I fixed this so that the class will be ‘magnolia’ rather than the final domain link.

FriendFeed/Twitter: I’d need to see an example of this to troubleshoot further.

One thing I’d ask you to check is go to your profilactic.com account and see if you read anything at the top that says, “Uh-oh! There was a problem grabbing the following feeds,…” If your FriendFeed and Twitter accounts are in this list, then this is something that would need to be brought to the attention of the profilactic team.

Regards.

While you can customize the icon for a domain, there is no way to have multiple icons for a single domain.

If you have ideas on how to implement this, I’d certainly consider adding it.

Does it occur with ALL .se domains? Can you share some example domains?

The ‘se’ class is probably an issue in my regex string that tries to determine the appropriate service/class name. I’ll adjust the string to account for this in a maintenance release.

Regards.

If you go to the options page and look at the bottom, does any of the debug information indicate a necessary component is missing?

For your lifestream entries to show up, the template needs to include the code: <?php profilactic(); ?>

Can you verify that your template uses this?

@87insight: Generally speaking, the service names are setup as the word between www. and .com. For example:
https://www.profilactic.com would have the service name profilactic
https://www.digg.com = digg

I accomplish this via regex so that I don’t have to update the plugin every time a new service needs to be added. But, it doesn’t work perfectly because if there is a service that has a funky name del.icio.us, then the regex expressions would want to pull “icio”. I’ve compensated for the common ‘odd-named’ services like delicious and lastfm, but certainly I’ve missed a few.

SO… how do you find the exact service names?
A: Go to your lifestream page and ‘view source’. Search for <!– Lifestream–> and look at the values of <li><a class=service name.... Save the favicon as this service name and place it in your profilactic\images directory.</a>

Google services are a little trickier so I’ll probably have to create an exception for this. I won’t have time to work on this for the next two weeks as I am traveling, but I will take a look in mid September.