Are you setting these values in Settings.inc?
; Change DoMyName to "1" and set MyName and MyPassword to flag "your" posts.
DoMyName=1
MyName=YourLoginName
MyPassword=YourPassword
MyColor=255,222,161,255
It is important that you don't comment our or remove ANY variables from this file. If you don't want to flag "your" posts, you use:
; Change DoMyName to "1" and set MyName and MyPassword to flag "your" posts.
DoMyName=0
MyName=XXXXXX
MyPassword=XXXXXX
MyColor=255,222,161,255
Fail:
; Change DoMyName to "1" and set MyName and MyPassword to flag "your" posts.
DoMyName=0
;MyName=YourLoginName
;MyPassword=YourPassword
MyColor=255,222,161,255
Fail:
; Change DoMyName to "1" and set MyName and MyPassword to flag "your" posts.
DoMyName=0
MyName=
MyPassword=
MyColor=255,222,161,255
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Re: LuaRainRSS
yess it is ..... 

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Re: LuaRainRSS
For a test, change it to:dvo wrote:yess it is .....
; Change DoMyName to "1" and set MyName and MyPassword to flag "your" posts.
DoMyName=0
MyName=XXXXXX
MyPassword=XXXXXX
MyColor=255,222,161,255
and restart Rainmeter.
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Re: LuaRainRSS
i runned it on tand alone and on installer version alle the same no results still gsub on line 48 of lua
if i incl. pass and flag ... still not showing parse
if i incl. pass and flag ... still not showing parse
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found the problem ..... #MyName#:#MyPassword#@ is the problem my pass has a special sign . 
url=https://forum.rainmeter.net/feed.php?auth=https works for me
so people don't use !@#$%^&*()_+ and so on in your pass 

url=https://forum.rainmeter.net/feed.php?auth=https works for me


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Re: LuaRainRSS
If you go here: http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/dencoder/ you can URLEncode your password. Then use that in MyPassword in Settings.inc.dvo wrote:found the problem ..... #MyName#:#MyPassword#@ is the problem my pass has a special sign .
url=https://forum.rainmeter.net/feed.php?auth=https works for meso people don't use !@#$%^&*()_+ and so on in your pass
In reality, the "password" field is only really needed by a handful of Rainmeter developers that have access to a private forum area that we use to blame each other and talk about each other's mothers when there is a bug. For most folks, just setting the MyName field, and leaving "XXXXXX" for the MyPassword field, works just fine. You don't really need to "log on" to get the feed, or search the results for your name.
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Re: LuaRainRSS
If you do not put your own password or you replace it with an incorrect password like "XXXXXXX", you'll get the "famous" error in the lua file.
This is what happened to me.
This is what happened to me.
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Re: LuaRainRSS
Doesn't for me, but then WebParser is a bit strange about how it uses some cookie information from Internet Explorer, and it can be pretty "persistent" once it connects to a site that you are in fact logged onto. Best to URLEncode your password if it contains characters other than a-zA-Z0-9 I guess.FreeRaider wrote:If you do not put your own password or you replace it with an incorrect password like "XXXXXXX", you'll get the "famous" error in the lua file.
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Re: LuaRainRSS
made slide version for you hope you like it .... 

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Re: LuaRainRSS
Really nice work. When I get better at this I would like to change the style of the skin to something that's a better fit for the rest of my skins.
Also, I was able to get it to work the the original file just by making the recommended changes in the first few threads. Big time cool sir. When I grow up I want to be a Rainmeter programmer just like you (I'm 63) <grin>
Also, I was able to get it to work the the original file just by making the recommended changes in the first few threads. Big time cool sir. When I grow up I want to be a Rainmeter programmer just like you (I'm 63) <grin>
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