ahpatel

try the following:

in profilactic/style.css

after “#profilactic ul, #profilactic li, #profilactic ol {” (line13), add:
list-style-type: none;

NYXX, I emailed you a template to use.

Regards.

oops… yes, I did forget to include a sample template in the published release! I will add a template to the next release, but I don’t want to update the release just for the sake of a sample template.

Quick solution for the meantime… copy your /themes/your them/page.php file and rename it to profilactic.tpl.php. Wipe everything between the <div id="content">…. </div> with profilactic();.

Shoot me an email if it’s still not clear and I’ll send you the sample tpl file.

Regards.

the code has been updated to show the right icon for BlinkList and will be included in the next public release.

thanks for the heads up.

In your case, siphs.png would be the filename for the “danielsale’s link blog” posts. And, daniel-sale.png would be the filename for the “Daniel Sale’s Blog” posts.

The way you can tell what icon name to use is — go to you lifestream page and view the source code (Ctrl+U will show it in FireFox or Opera). Then scroll to the lifestream list and make note of the class defined in the lines that start with:
<li class="item"><a><class ="classname" href=...>
where classname = lastfm, digg, siphs, etc.

I’ll try to think up a feature that makes this information more easily available, but that’s how it’s done for now.

Regards.

I think I’ve found and fixed the code causing this crash. Please test and verify the latest release.

Regards.

Thanks guys. I am troubleshooting this with another user and will report back in a few days.

So, you’re saying the times that were displayed on your lifestream remained the exact same even after you changed the timezone in WP/Profilactic Options!? Now that’s odd!

1) Are you using any caching plugins? Also, are you sure the browser isn’t showing cached data?

2) What values are you using under the “Timezone” and “Time Format” options?

3) Exactly how many hours is the time off by?

4) Do you have any other plugins installed that use a timestamp and work correctly? If so, can you send me the name of the plugin.

This plugin uses a standard php function (gmdate(), which works in PHP4 and PHP5) to pull the time values from the profilactic feed and format it according to your preference and timezone under the Profilactic options page. I just verified it again and everything checks out on the server I tested it on… Additionally, if you have the SimplePie plugin installed, then the function that gets called is slightly different (still, it is parsing the time from the profilactic rss feed). So, that would mean we are parsing the time two different ways and still getting the same results… which would lead me to believe it isn’t (directly) a plugin issue.

5) Can you try installing/activating the SimplePie Core Plugin and see if it gives you the same results?

6) If you open your profilactic feed in an rss reader, does it show the times accurately?

hmmm… is that all the error message said?

That line is the beginning of the code that pareses the feed. The two parsing options are:
1. via the SimplePie Core Plugin (simplepie.org)
2. via the SimpleXML functions in PHP5

Can you install/activiate the SimplePie Core plugin and then retry the Profilactic plugin?

If that doesn’t work, I can put together a version of the script with debugging code so we can figure out what is triggering your error.

Regards.

@danielsale: I’ll add a todo task to clean up the CSS code for better cross-browser compatibility. (confession: I use Opera didn’t really test much with IE or FF!)

@danielsale: On the WordPress Profilactics Options/Settings page, does the “Output” time accurately reflect the timezone you’re expecting? (I’d assume not, but asking just to cover the bases).

How many hours is the timestamp off by? It could be an issue with the GMT time set on the server that wordpress is hosted on (not passing the buck, just pointing out possibilities)

The simplest solution would be to just change the timezone in the Profilactic plugin Options page so that the output is as you expect.

Changing your timezone on the plugin page will have no effect on any other portion of your site.

I know the timezone code is working for at least a handful of other users, but I’ll ask other users if they just edited the timezone or even noticed the time was off.