Wanted to let you both know that I’ve updated the plugin as follows:

instead of my include statements calling the depreciated file rss-functions.php, I am having it call the newer rss.php file for those rss parsing functions.

I am thinking that solves issues on both accounts – but please let me know if there’s anything else I can do.

RS, I considered putting your changes into the stable version of the plugin but the rss.php file included with wordpress does maintain the magpie rss functionality. So, at this point I think I’ll keep it as is.

Thanks to you both, I hope you enjoy the plugin.

I have never heard of that – and I’m running the plugin on wordpress 2.9.2.

as long as you’ve activated the netflix plugin you should be good to go…

Is there any other error text of any kind? or is that all we get?

just for testing’s sake you could de-activate all other plugins temporarily and see if that changes anything. Let me know if that produces anything but at this point I don’t have any other ideas besides that.

Is there any kind of plugin that might interfere with this one, or one maybe I do not have activated that I should? or any ideas at all…I tried installing this on earlier versions of Wordpress 2.9 or 8 and it gave me same error.

I’ve not had any problems since upgrading to wordpress 2.9

Anyway, easy fix is:

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< $rss = fetch_rss($url);
items as $item) {
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> $rss = fetch_feed($url);
> foreach ($rss->get_items() as $item) {
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$raw_title = $item->get_title();
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< $link = $item['link'];
$link = $item->get_link();
> $description = $item->get_description();
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$rss = fetch_feed($url);

Also, the ratings from Netflix don’t currently exist in a Netflix RSS feed as the queues/reviews do – so unless they start offering an RSS feed for ratings this wont be possible with this plugin.

Sorry I can’t give you better news!

Or is there a way (like one Facebook has) to show the recent “Ratings” (instead of reviews) I give to movies on Netflix?

Did you email me the code? I tried it with all options set (both in a standalone page, and via a sidebar widget), using the netflix function, but it still did not work >> it displays nothing at all.

Again, it seems to work just fine using the ’simple’ (basic) method of just calling the function alone:

Another thing to try with the netflix-x2 plugin would be to set all the options just as a test (your RSS id, queue, number of movies, etc. ) and then just call the netflix function in your sidebar to see if it works there.

Hope that helps…