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http://tales.rpgplanet.gamespy.com/forum...on=plugins

It shows up fine when I look at it in Opera (http://tales.rpgplanet.gamespy.com/forum/cell/), save some XML errors on some pages.

I had a user check it, but he couldn't get it to show up at all.

Anyone know why that would be happening?
Shouldn't it only work on cell phones?
Judel Wrote:Shouldn't it only work on cell phones?

It seems to me to be like a stripped down version that's formatted to fit on cell phones (kinda like Archive mode, I guess).

On any posts that have quotes, I keep getting a XML error in Opera (seems a </p> was made, instead of <p></p>). Anyone know where the lang / code is that controls that?

http://tales.rpgplanet.gamespy.com/forum...ad-11.html <- For example.

This isn't a big issue for me (since it wouldn't be that many users using it, but it would be a nice extra for those who would.
Do you have or know someone that has a cellphone where you could actually try to access your forum with it? That would be helpful, to see if you get the same errors! Big Grin

Unfortunately, I have not tried this plugin, but when I click on that link in your first post (using FF), it thinks I want to download a file.

I'm sure someone here knows about the lang/code that you need. Just hope they find this thread and respond!
One of the members has a cell phone w/ internet access, but he got a blank page when he tried viewing it.
It's a Tiki feature I say! :evil:
OH Be Quiet Christian. I'll take a look at this and try and figure out whats wrong.
Tikitiki Wrote:OH Be Quiet Christian.

:mrgreen:Toungue
I think the </p> issue might be a problem with the core code, unless the plugin rewrites the code (haven't dug around to see yet

	// Send back the code all nice and pretty
	return "</p><div class=\"code_header\">$lang->php_code</div><div class=\"code_body\">".$code."</div><p>";
}

That was in functions_post.php. I tried switching the <p>'s, but it didn't help any.

Somehow a </p> is being made whenever a quote is done, and since a <p> was never started, it's creating the syntax error. Checking through the plugin files, I can't find jack about it, which is why I'm wondering if it is a problem with the forum code...