buddybonesbones

I hadn’t noticed the post about it working for itsalltech1 until now. ?? Makes me happy. Glad someone else could use my update.

Did you test it chris? I just want to confirm that it worked for someone else other than just me. ??

I’d try disabling that (if possible) and all other plugins just to see if you can figure out what’s causing the problem. Sorry it’s not working for you. I wish I could help you get it working. I was pretty happy that I was able to get it working on my wordpress 3.2.1 install.

do you happen to have firefox with firebug installed so you can see if you are sending/receiving the polling requests from the server at all? If not, would you mind sharing your blog url so I can take a look? (just out of curiosity)

hmm. I just deactivated and deleted live blogging and installed it again from the folder I uploaded, and it’s working for me.

I assume, you have created a normal blog post, added the [liveblog] tag to it where you want your post to show up, and checked “Enable live blogging on this post” at the bottom right?

I just uploaded it to anyhub.net (a free file hosting service) but their server seems to be reeeeally slow. here’s the link:
https://anyhub.net/file/3xwD-live-blogging-2.1.7_updated_for_wordpress3.2.1.zip

If you have a suggestion of somewhere better to host it, or if you want me to email it to you instead, I can do that.

I modified the plugin so that the polling works with wordpress 3.2.1.
I haven’t done extensive testing, but it is working for me with my current setup of wordpress 3.2.1. I just thought I’d share here in case someone else would like a copy of my unofficial update.

I’m not sure which of the following changes made it work but here are the two main things I did.

remove the third parameter (id) from the javascript setTimout() calls and moved it into the first parameter (the function called by the timout) using a closure.

change the jQuery.post() data type from ‘application/json’ to ‘json’ and then remove the line of code that converts the rsponse (because jquery does this automatically).

that’s all.

Here are some screen shots of what the icons look like for me. The first screenshot is from firefox and the second is from chrome.

https://anyhub.net/file/sociables.jpg