If I delete an event, people who have liked it still shows as liking it and shows int eh news feed.
This is pretty fundamental in my view. How can someone like a deleted event?
Has this not been picked up?
Graham
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Lars
Aug 17 '13
I'm sure this is not a fault, but I am having the same problem using fiefox/iexplorer (works on chrome) with the deleted newsfeed items, and my photo's keep loading (box) but it all work from chrome.
Maybe someone could enlighten us?
The developer version of the site worked on a subdomain, then i moved it (on the same reseller server on an internationalized domain xn--xxxxxxxxx--uub.xx
This is approx. what I get from the error.log
[18-Aug-2013 05:41:27 Europe/Copenhagen] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method OW_HtmlDocument::getOnloadScript() in /home/stokkebk/public_html/ow_plugins/photo/controllers/photo.php on line 958
Maybe someone could enlighten us?
The developer version of the site worked on a subdomain, then i moved it (on the same reseller server on an internationalized domain xn--xxxxxxxxx--uub.xx
This is approx. what I get from the error.log
[18-Aug-2013 05:41:27 Europe/Copenhagen] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method OW_HtmlDocument::getOnloadScript() in /home/stokkebk/public_html/ow_plugins/photo/controllers/photo.php on line 958
Team Alia
Aug 19 '13
Graham, thanks for the report. I have passed it over to development team.
Will keep you posted.
Will keep you posted.
Team Alia
Aug 19 '13
Lars, can you create another topic describing your issue with photo load? ( with screen shot if possible). Will also be great if you could PM me your site URL as well.
Graham
Aug 19 '13
Hi Aliia. Thanks.
Also when people like an event (that they did not create) it says "username" liked their event. But it's not their event, it was created by someone else, so it shouldn't say "their" it should say something else.
Cheers.
Graham
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