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I can\'t get the geeklog.rdf file of one domain to show in another. Is this normal?
My portal block in 1.3.8. is able to show the geeklog.rdf of another site in the same domain as the other 1.3.8 installation. But it cannot show the RDF files of a 1.3.7+ installation in another domain. Is this due to a missing configuration in the config file?
Again, my 1.3.7+ installations in one domain cannot show the rdf files of another site in the same domain with the same kind of installation. Can you help me with this?
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I\'ve read it three times but still don\'t understand the problem. Some examples would probably help.
Also, what does \"can not show\" mean? What happens? Do you get any error messages? There\'s also a bug in Geeklog versions prior to 1.3.8 that does not show new portal blocks immediately after their creation. A forced reload (depending on the browser, holding down the shift or control key while clickling on the reload button) should help there (if one of the involved sites is running 1.3.7).
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I don\'t get any errors. Please go to http://www.nossumus.net/agpinoy and look at the blocks on the right at the homepage. The Bible Corner shows its news items, while those below (Webfriar\'s Lab, Family Site, and APIC dont)
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Well, the simple answer is: All those feeds (all three of them) are empty.
If you have access to the sites in question, make sure their backend directory and geeklog.rdf files are writable. It may also help to edit and save a story on those sites to update the feeds. Or maybe they\'re switched off in config.php?
Of course, it would make sense if Geeklog would produce a warning message in that case ...
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Quote by Dirk: Well, the simple answer is: All those feeds (all three of them) are empty.
If you have access to the sites in question, make sure their backend directory and geeklog.rdf files are writable. It may also help to edit and save a story on those sites to update the feeds. Or maybe they\'re switched off in config.php?
Of course, it would make sense if Geeklog would produce a warning message in that case ...
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If the problem is in config.php, where do I fix it? Don't curse the darkness, light a fire. Don't wait for the sunrise. Walk towards the dawn.
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RSS/RDF Feed Settings
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http://www.geeklog.net/docs/config.html#rdf
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