themauirob

I am using the domain Mapping plugin from wpmudev.org

error in wp 3.0.1 too. but i suspect it’s bc i’m trying it on multisite installation activated on a sub blog?

Warning: simplexml_load_file(<RSS FEED URL>?count=10) [function.simplexml-load-file]: failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found in <HOME PATH>/wp-content/plugins/foursquare-integration/foursquare-integration.php on line 62

Warning: simplexml_load_file() [function.simplexml-load-file]: I/O warning : failed to load external entity "<RSS FEED URL>?count=10" in <HOME PATH>/wp-content/plugins/foursquare-integration/foursquare-integration.php on line 62

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in <HOME PATH>/wp-content/plugins/foursquare-integration/foursquare-integration.php on line 72
FourSquare Check-ins:

You know… People that mark topics as “resolved” without posting a solution should be …

after much researching and fiddling with plugins, i found the culprit. it was not this plugin! or, more specifically, it was the mobile version produced by this plugin and some script being called by the Feedlist plugin (which i had installed, but wasn’t even using!!). deactivated feedlist and voila! working great on the iphone. psyched. great job guys!

Update: so it seems like it’s this script that’s responsible (see below). not sure if that script is from this mobile pack plugin or not. it should be noted that this popup message does not show up when viewing the desktop site on my iphone.

script:

<script type="text/javascript"><!-- 

	            function addEvent(elm, evType, fn, useCapture)
	            // addEvent and removeEvent
	            // cross-browser event handling for IE5+,  NS6 and Mozilla
	            // By Scott Andrew
	            {
	              if (elm.addEventListener){
	                  elm.addEventListener(evType, fn, useCapture);
	                  return true;
	              } else if (elm.attachEvent){
	                  var r = elm.attachEvent("on"+evType, fn);
	                  return r;
	              } else {
	                  alert("Handler could not be removed");
	              }
	            }
	            function externalLinks() {
	             if (!document.getElementsByTagName) return;
	             var anchors = document.getElementsByTagName("a");
				 var newwindows =0;
	             for (var i=0; i<anchors.length; i++) {
	               var anchor = anchors[i];
	               if (anchor.getAttribute("href") && anchor.getAttribute("rel") == "external") {
	                        anchor.setAttribute("target","_blank");
							newwindows++;
					}
	             }
	            } 

	            addEvent(window, "load", externalLinks); 

	            //-->
	            </script>

ok. thanks for looking into it. it’s not a big deal. thanks again!

thanks for the reply. ya. hope asechrest can help. not sure it’s a common question and i have no idea.

closely related to this, how do you format the date output from this php function? not a php expert. tried:

$curauth->user_registered(‘F j, Y’);

returned an error… thanks in advance all.

any more information on this? i have a feeling this happened to my wordpress site? the htaccess file was changed twice in 24 hours. seems like a couple extra characters of text was added at the bottom of the file, basically causing entire site to go down. my htaccess file is set to 644 permissions. so it goes a little contrary to what people are saying here. the first time it happened, i thought i might have accidentally changed my htaccess file b/c i was mucking around with it the night before. but then it happened again and i definitely didn’t do anything.

here’s my main question. it seems the “Last Modified” date on my htaccess file updates every 30 minutes or so. is that normal?? seems like it’s not. i’m running wp 2.7, with pretty permalinks. i have a dozen or so plugins installed but haven’t installed any in over a week. this started happening yesterday. re: the fact that our db password seems to be in plain sight in the wp-config.php file, that seemed a little odd wordpress would be coded that way when i first set it up. is there something we can do to make it more secure so the password isn’t available to the world. now that you brought it up, it’s kinda scary.

i’m running some virus scans on my local machines and changed my ftp password. though, even after i changed my ftp password the htaccess Last Modified time continues to update every 30 minutes or so… hopefully, someone out there has additional measures i could take?