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Ok, due to a crazy issue with counting the number of links in a linklist, combined with upgrading your PHP, an issue has cropped up. You may get this error:

Please re-download the latest linklist module ZIP and replace your mod.linklist.php file. You may not be experiencing this problem, but should still replace the file to prevent future problems.

There’s a real quick fix for those people who are having issues with running both the magpie plugin and the linklist module on the same page. You might receiving this error:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class snoopy in /home/andru/public_html/sistem/plugins/pi.magpie.php on line 1798

Please redownload the linklist module from the downloads area and replace the mod.linklist.php and all should be well!

Ok, I’ve made some bug fixes for version 1.2. I considered making this version 1.2.1, however, there were no real changes to the module to warrant a semi-point release. Here’s what’s been fixed:

- Cosmetic changes. (even more) You’ll notice the inline documentation looks much, much prettier

- Fixed a bug with importing OPML files versus OPML urls

- Fixed a bug with PHP 4.4 and passing variables by reference

- Fixed a rather silly bug of not being able to save a linklist because the module thought you were creating a whole new linklist with a duplicate name. :p

Feel free to download the file yet again and make sure you replace all the files (mcp.linklist.php, mod.linklist.php, and lang.linklist.php).

A small bug fix for the linklist for those of you who have imported an OPML. You would get an “unexpected error” whenever importing a file. This is now fixed, and you should be able to import the OPML file perfectly now. Please download the module again, and replace the mcp.linklist.php file. That’s it!

For those of you who have been waiting for the 1.2 release of Linklist, be warned, it will be released soon. (soon meaning once I’m satisfied with one more small change that hopefully someone is checking out and works ok for him.)

There are a few changes/fixes/additions. Fun fun! Check out the new changes:

- Cosmetic changes according to the new 1.3 release stylsheets.

- Changed the parameter for the {exp:linklist:entries} tag of member_id, now it defaults to “all”, instead of 1, the original Super Admin.

- Changed the variable {url_title} to {linklist:url_title} since it interferes with the {exp:weblog:entries} tag. *duh!*

- Changed the keywords function – now will not “runaway” in a odd keywords situation.

- Changed how keywords are retrieved. If you specify keywords=”ee” and you have a keyword like “tennessee”, it will not pick up “tennessee” as a valid keyword.

- The original Super Admin (member id of 1) is now able to view/edit/delete *all* linklists, even if they are created by other members. At this time, however, they are not able to create linklists for other members. (This may change in the future)

- Pagination is now available for linklists. Please read the documentation for more information.

- {no_results}…{/no_results} has been added to the exp:linklist:entries and exp:linklist:keywords tags.

- Added new parameter “offset”. Read the documentation for information on this parameter.

- Added Snoopy Class to retrieve websites and opml url’s for compatibility for those that aren’t able to use fopen for URL’s.

Ok, thanks to Mark on the heads up for this problem with the url_title tag in the linklist. I’ve fixed it and made the linklist tag as linklist:url_title so that it will work without issues if used within another tag, especially the weblog entries tag.

You should re-download the linklist module if you are having issues with this (and probably a good idea to redownload it anyways). You only need to update the mod.linklist.php file. Everything else is the same.

As for the problem with all of you with the OPML import, the fix is easy. You can find it on the forums here. Essentially you just need to add the OPML mime type into your system/lib/mimes.php file.