MultiBlog 1.99.5b
There is now an update to MultiBlog available to fix a bug that was brought to my attention this week involving when lastn is not being used, along with a fix for the backwards compatibility hiccup in MT 3.31.
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There is now an update to MultiBlog available to fix a bug that was brought to my attention this week involving when lastn is not being used, along with a fix for the backwards compatibility hiccup in MT 3.31.
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Thanks... I just want to try MultiBlog in New version of MT...
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July 14, 2006 1:03 AM
I'm testing MultiBlog for the first time with MT version 3.3. I'm using MultiBlog 1.99.5b. This chunk of MT tags:
<MTMultiBlogCategories include_blogs= "1,2">
<MTCategoryLabel><br/>
<MTMultiBlogCategories>
renders this error: "syntax error at plugins/MultiBlog/lib/MultiBlog/Tags/Categories.pm line 14, near "})" Missing right curly or square bracket at plugins/MultiBlog/lib/MultiBlog/Tags/Categories.pm line 62, at end of line Compilation failed in require at /home/.../mt/plugins/MultiBlog/multiblog.pl line 242."
I'm trying to debug now. I hope it is not something particular to my code or setup. I know more PHP than Perl, so maybe you can spot the bug more easily.
Posted by: Sean | July 23, 2006 10:46 AM
my $iter = MT::Category->loaditer( { blogid => [ @blog_ids ]}, { 'sort' => 'label', direction => 'ascend' });
Line 13-14 of Comments.pm is missing an }.
Posted by: Sean | July 23, 2006 12:33 PM
Umm - just followed the installation instructions by deleting the old files and uploading the new ones and - my MultiBlogged blog is no longer updating.
Any trick here I've missed? Help much appreciated, thanks ...
Posted by: Universal Head | July 23, 2006 9:48 PM
PS I'm on MovableType 3.2. Perhaps I need to upgrade MT?
Posted by: Universal Head | July 23, 2006 9:49 PM