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(2012-04-19, 03:33 AM)Omar G. Wrote: [ -> ]

(2012-04-18, 06:25 AM)Dragon_Void Wrote: [ -> ]Cool plugin, but the task file "achievements.php" is not included?

It is suppose to be generated.

Thanks, working perfectly now that I chmodded the inc/tasks drectory, and re installed

Would this conflict with MyAwards?

Language errors:

Descriptionón => Description

Achivements for Tie Online => Achivements for Time Online

Achievements maxima of postbit = > Maximum achievements on postbit

Also;

Enter the maximium number of achievements that will be displayed in the user\'s postbit.

(2012-04-21, 03:51 PM)iHydra Wrote: [ -> ]Would this conflict with MyAwards?

I've never tried MyAwards so I can not give an answer to it.

[attachment=26086]why?_???

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@Edson Ordaz

I'm working on the upgrade which involves the solution of that error

Need help with this plugin, can you help me out please.

http://community.mybb.com/thread-117336.html

function achievementss_handle_error(&$pmhandler)
{
	global $cache;
	$errors = $cache->read("rss2post_errors");	
	if($errors === false)
	{
		$errors = '';
	}					
	
	$errors .= 'Date: ' . gmdate('r') . "\n";
	
	$datahandler_errors = $pmhandler->get_errors();
	ob_start();
	print_r($datahandler_errors);
	$errors .= ob_get_clean();
	$errors .= "\n\n===========================================\n\n";
	
	$cache->update('achievementss_errors', $errors);
}

Reading from one cache, writing to another. It's also nice if you comment in where you got the function from instead of just modiying it.

(2012-04-22, 04:35 AM)Nathan Malcolm Wrote: [ -> ]

function achievementss_handle_error(&$pmhandler)
{
	global $cache;
	$errors = $cache->read("rss2post_errors");	
	if($errors === false)
	{
		$errors = '';
	}					
	
	$errors .= 'Date: ' . gmdate('r') . "\n";
	
	$datahandler_errors = $pmhandler->get_errors();
	ob_start();
	print_r($datahandler_errors);
	$errors .= ob_get_clean();
	$errors .= "\n\n===========================================\n\n";
	
	$cache->update('achievementss_errors', $errors);
}

Reading from one cache, writing to another. It's also nice if you comment in where you got the function from instead of just modiying it.

I think it is a function from another plugin he owns.

You must know sometime we just over copy our own code

(2012-04-22, 04:39 AM)Omar G. Wrote: [ -> ]I think it is a function from another plugin he owns.

You must know sometime we just over copy our own code

No, that specific function is from the rss2post plugin by Dennis Tsang.