199 matching results for "Jenny":
| Topic Title | Author | Comment Text | Created | Forum |
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| Mobile Version - How to | Jenny | I've actually just managed to do it. I have a completely image-free layout, the only graphics are thumbshots being pulled in from ShrinkTheWeb. I'm using the default style sheet and then with the following code I add another stylesheet for small devices which will overwrite some of the default settings:<link rel="stylesheet" href="{DIRURL}/templates/styles/mobile.css" media="handheld, only screen and (max-device-width:480px)"/>I only tested in on my iPhone so far and I will do some more tweaking, but for my very first try I'm quite happy with it. BTW: I think you should update the screenshot of my site in your showcase. It must be a couple of years old  And I've created a design for http://fan-sites.org/hosted-sites/, which is using WSN Links as well. I think it makes for a quite nice example as well. |
Mar 06, 2011 - 5:29 AM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Mobile Version - How to | Jenny | Hi everyone, I am planning on adding a mobile version along with the next update of my link directory. My first thought was to just add a second, more minimalistic stylesheet that is used instead of the regular one as soon as someone visits the site with a mobile device and offering a "view full site" link to let them switch back. But after reading tons of articles on this topic one may come to the conclusion that this option is counter-productive since all the content (including images) that is being hidden for mobile visitors is being downloaded nonetheless, so what's the point. The second possibility I found was to setup a "2nd" page under a subdomain. But how do you pull that off with WSN Links with just one install of the script? Or do you have other suggestions and opinions? I'd love to hear them. Thanks. - Jenny |
Mar 03, 2011 - 7:52 AM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Access denied at 755 | Jenny | nope, all folders are 755, all files 644. I guess I gotta go and call customer service first thing Monday morning so they can fix it. I tried everything, checked if the user is still owner of the folders and files (which he is), nothing. This is one weird server ... | Sep 18, 2010 - 3:36 PM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Access denied at 755 | Jenny | I know this is technically not a WSN Links problem, though it just occured while setting up a new install on a server that I'm not used to. I had some permission issues, htaccess couldn't be created, etc. so I was stupid enough to change the permission of the /html folder - in which all files for the website have to be stored - to 777. From that moment on I had no access to anything on the website. Obviously I changed the permission back to 755, then every other combination and finally back to 755, nothing (and I am able to change permissions through FTP and confixx, so it's not an ownership problem, I guess). I'm completely locked out of the website, and I've been searching for the past hour, I can't find any help on this, especially not on the host website. They don't seem to offer any support when it comes to the server stuff, because that's not their main field of work (don't ask, it's not my host!) I'm sure there's a very simple solution for this, but with all the hosts I used I never had a problem like this before  Any help with this is really appreciated. Thanks! |
Sep 18, 2010 - 6:10 AM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Limiting title characters the hard way | Jenny | I have set the limit for characters to be used in a title to 30. That works fine as long as users are actually typing it, but since I get a lot of submissions with titles MUCH longer than that there must be a way around it. I managed to do it by pasting longer titles in the form as well as using the META tag button. Unlike the textarea field for the description the input field for the title doesn't seem to cut back the characters that are over the limit automatically once you click on the field. So I was thinking I could limit the title output instead. It might not be pretty in some cases, but people will get the point and maybe edit their titles to make them shorter. I tried something like this, but it's been either producing errors or returning a blank title:
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Jun 19, 2010 - 6:18 AM | Paid Scripts Support |
| When deleting: No such content exists. | Jenny | okay, I don't know what that means, but *yay* you fixed it  |
Jun 15, 2010 - 3:35 PM | Paid Scripts Support |
| When deleting: No such content exists. | Jenny | I've encountered this problem a lot recently in both my directories when I try to hard-delete a dead link. The edit page loads fine, but after hitting "delete" I get this error: No such content exists. The link you are following seems to have been incorrect. And the link was not deleted. I got similar problems when trying to delete through the "show all links marked as suspect" page. I ended up deleting a lot through phpMyAdmin. |
Jun 15, 2010 - 11:01 AM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Associating a feed with a link | Jenny | I will definitely let you know about the customization project. Thanks! | Jun 15, 2010 - 10:19 AM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Rating stars missing for some links | Jenny | That's what I was looking for. Thank you! | Jun 15, 2010 - 10:17 AM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Send E-mails filter | Jenny | The preview when emailing members gives me an amount, but the preview for emailing link submitters doesn't. This is what I get: ---------------- This email will be dispatched to the owners of the following links: Sample Subject: Message Body: Please note: if you want people who own multiple links to get just one email regarding all of them, use and around the area which contains what you want to show an instance of for each link. [...] |
Jun 15, 2010 - 10:16 AM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Send E-mails filter | Jenny | Paul wrote: Are you sure you changed the radio selector in addition to making the selector selections? It can be confusing. If you leave the radio button set to the "send to everyone" option then it doesn't matter what narrow specifications you've selected below. yes, I'm positive. Paul wrote: Sending to ownerid=0 would send only to unregistered guest submitters who left an email address during their link submission. You have 300 of those? Yes, I do. Is that unusual? People are lazy sometimes... Or could be left overs from before the quick registration option. |
Jun 14, 2010 - 10:21 AM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Rating stars missing for some links | Jenny | ah, I see. So because I, the admin, added the link, the stars don't show up for me ... Makes sense, though that never happened at my other directory. I can see all the stars there. Is there an override for the admin? | Jun 14, 2010 - 10:19 AM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Link submit error in 5.1.37 | Jenny | yep, just saw the upgrade. Thanks! | Jun 14, 2010 - 10:13 AM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Rating stars missing for some links | Jenny | I have been trying to figure out if there is a per-link setting to turn ratings on and off? Because I found that within the same category for some links the stars show up and for some they don't. They're not even in the source code. | Jun 14, 2010 - 3:45 AM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Associating a feed with a link | Jenny | I am trying to use certain information from a feed in the directory. More specifically, for my LiveJournal directory I'd like to fetch changing information, like "last updated", "amount of members", "default usericon". All the information is provided for each journal on a page like this: http://community.livejournal.com/ihearticons/data/foaf I have switched on "RSS submissions", but for some reason the feed isn't saved on the "edit link" page. Since I don't know much about handling XML I read a lot of tutorials on writing small external scripts for this, but nothing seems to work  I tried pulling the info from the LiveJournal profile pages, which works fine for individual links, but not for a whole directory. And I'd rather cache the info somewhere or I might get blocked pretty fast :-) |
Jun 13, 2010 - 12:02 PM | Paid Scripts Support |