On Sun, 21 Sep 2003, p dont think wrote:
> Not sure. I agree that this is very odd, but the only code that would
> disable the plugin is where it checks for those "broken" browsers.....
> at least that I can see. And since those two are some of the only ones
> that do that check and they are exactly the ones that are disappearing
> for you, this is probably where the problem is located.
> You can do a little more investigating by opening the file
> functions/plugin.php
> You can just put "return 0;" at the top of the function so it always
> displays the plugin (disables this functionality). Or before the
> "return 1;" you can insert something like
I tried both methods, and apparently it has no problem with my browser.
Additionally, at the bottom of that file, I inserted the following to see
if "newmail" and "squirrelspell" were in the active plugin list:
/*************************************/
/*** MAIN PLUGIN LOADING CODE HERE ***/
/*************************************/
/* On startup, register all plugins configured for use. */
if (isset($plugins) && is_array($plugins)) {
foreach ($plugins as $name) {
print "$name<br>\n";
use_plugin($name);
}
}
I see both squirrelspell and newmail listed when I do that. Is there
anything else I can look at? Just a reminder, I did look at the page
source to make sure that for some reason my browser was not displaying
them. And I can make them come back by deleting all my userprefs...
Odd, huh?
Thanks,
Charles
>
> - paul
>
>
>
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