lucascaro

FYI, I’ve changed flexi-quote-rotator/classes/quote-rotator.class.php in the method displayWidget.

from this:

echo "<div id=\"quotearea\"$style><div id=\"quoterotator\">\n";
		echo "Loading Quotes...\n";
		echo "</div></div>\n";
		echo "<script type=\"text/javascript\">setTimeout(\"quoteRotator.quotesInit()\", 2000)</script>\n";

to this:

echo $this->getQuoteCode(NULL, $options['delay'], $options['fadeDuration'],$options['fadeoutDuration']);

and now it seems to be working.

Actually I just had to enable the plugin… :S

Hi, here is the error (with debug true): Fatal error: Call to undefined function print_plugins_table() in wp-content/plugins/blue-network-plugins/blue-network-plugins.php on line 70

well, it shows a message saying that i must login. It must be an issue with google wave’s embed API. Sadly, nothing we can do from this side of the server :S

Hi and thanks for being interested on the plugin!
I don’t think that’s part of the embed api. Anyways there must be a way to do it with some javascript.
I guess it could show a link to google wave’s login page if the user is not connected.
I’ll have this in mind for the next release (and if someone knows a way to do it I’l be more than happy to include it on wavr).

Hi skg, can you show me the post you mention? I think it might be a problem with the wave id.

Hi and thanks for getting back here.
Is your theme a custom one? I think it might not be loading the plugin’s javascript.

Maybe if you call
<?php wp_head(); ?>

before </head> in your theme this ill get fixed.

Did you have any problems with any other javascript-related plugin?

Hi kaippally, please make sure you unzipped the plugin in the right directory (check https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/331398?replies=1)

Thank you

I think your problem has to do with your theme on that blog and how it includes the javascript. For some reason the script for google wave embed is not being loaded. I’ve changed the way the plugin loads the js and uploaded a new version.

The new version should be up and ready to update now. Please let me know how it works.

Thanks for checking everything, you’re being of great help.

Hi and thanks for the feedback. Are you talking about the editor plugin? I’ve tested in firefox and chrome and seems to add the # when I select the color.

Awesome, I’m sorry i didn’t catch the “b” in there. Yes, I’m working on the automatic id detection from the url but it’s a bit unstable. Thanks for letting me know!

Hi!, thanks for the feedback, can you post your url? it seems to work for me but i would like to see what’s going on in your site.

The following works for me with wavr 0.2.3 and wordpress 2.8.5:

[wave id=”googlewave.com!w+NcOxJo8SW”]

[wave id=”googlewave.com!w+NcOxJo8SW” server=”https://wave.google.com/wave/”%5D

that is a public wave i just grabbed.

Thanks to you for keeping on trying!

Can you please try using any other public wave you find on your inbox?

@bjeurope, the wave id should not have the %252 in it. That has to be replaced by a +

Wavr’s latest version (0.2.2) will try to guess the id from the url, so please try updating and using the “wave” button in your editor, and paste the full url for your wave (make sure to have only that wave opened when you copy the url).

thanks for the feedback!

it’s confirmed that this is a bug on wave’s embed api. Hopefully they will fix it soon.
Thanks for the feedback!