rainusero wrote:In order to get the functionality I mentioned above, edition of LUA script isn't required, right ?
No it is not. Just play around with the .ini file to get the layout and colours you want.
rainusero wrote:In order to get the functionality I mentioned above, edition of LUA script isn't required, right ?
The text has always been aligned with bullet-marks appearing to the left (as you can see from the screenshot in the first post of this thread). It actually looks a bit of a mess if the un-bulleted items are aligned with the bulleted items. You could left-align everything, but that would be most easily accomplished by going back to bulleting everything in the lua script rather than with meters.rainusero wrote:When feed item is no longer considered as a new one, bullet-mark disappears. Then the text of the feed item should go back to the left to "equalize" the line and don't leave an empty space on the left side, shouldn't it (like it was on yesterday's version) ? What is the possibility to achieve such an effect ?
If you are determined to do it in the .ini file, you will have to change the X and Y values in [sFeedText] and [sNew]. I wouldn't advise using random values and do be aware that the WebParser Plugin doesn't like being disturbed while it is working. Change the X and Y values a few pixels at a time and don't refresh the skin until Webparser has finished downloading the feeds.rainusero wrote:Say at least in which section should I put this "random" X, Y values...
The problem was that the site records the publication date down to milliseconds. This was causing the lua script to stutter and squirm but Kaleri conjured up a fix which has been incorporated in the updated version of the FeedReader on Deviant Art.rainusero wrote:Edit: check http://feeds.feedburner.com/blogspot/IogfZ
Bullet-mark doesn't show on and each items seem to be unsorted...
Would you be so kind to give me some support by writing proper LUA code to address this feature ?The text has always been aligned with bullet-marks appearing to the left (as you can see from the screenshot in the first post of this thread). It actually looks a bit of a mess if the un-bulleted items are aligned with the bulleted items. You could left-align everything, but that would be most easily accomplished by going back to bulleting everything in the lua script rather than with meters.
Sorry but that has to be quite a low priority for me at the moment. Why not take this as an oppourtunity to learn lua yourself? It's probably not as difficult as you think it might be.rainusero wrote:Would you be so kind to give me some support by writing proper LUA code to address this feature ?
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/extern ... orumids=17 -> No problemrainusero wrote:After update, feeds with less than 10 items stopped working. Check sample feeds below:
http://www.webhostingtalk.pl/rss/forums ... ie-tematy/ -> I get 'Server not found' errors with this site.rainusero wrote:Character disappearance. Check feeds bellow: All four are in polish language - you don't have to understand them but if you look carefully you'll see that some letters (polish diacritics marks) are missing.
You don't need those with this skin.rainusero wrote:Where are functions:.. function MarkRead(a, b).. etc.
I tried with tahoma, verdana, arial and MS Reference Sans and many others...Try setting FontFace= to some other font that works with Polish characters.
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Substitute="ą":"a","ć":"c","ę":"e","ł":"l","ń":"n","ó":"o","ś":"s","ź":"z","ż":"z"
that might be because the feed itself does not use Unicode but rather a different charset.Cze¶æ, mam na sprzeda¿ do³adowanie do T-Mobile na kwotê 50 z³. Zakupi³em przez pomy³kê i chcia³bym teraz do¶æ szybko sprzedaæ jak i otrzymaæ przelew szybko. Kwota jaka mnie interesuje to 35-40z³
this is your key. maybe you'll have some success with the codepage settings here: http://rainmeter.net/cms/Plugins-WebParser_beta<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-2" ?>