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Curious as to why some people are having problems with the upgrade(s). Personally I have had no problems at any time, upgrading this application.

Hence my idea of triggering the comparison and sending from a separate plugin, because this triggers a different menu in the admin area (new HTTP request to ?x=feed:rss2 ) and the new entry is then available for sending.


I think I understand how to process works. By separate plugin, I assume ...

What do you think of the idea of modifying the latest version of the newsletter plugin so that it creates the content of the mail from the RSS feed instead of from the LastEntries and LastComments plugins? This has several advantages:

The widget already exists.
By switching from “Write new ...

Those are all good suggestions fraenkiman...and perhaps you're right, modifying the newspaper plugin may be the way to go.

Well, the parse error message is gone, so that is a good thing. Unfortunately, the email notification is not sent and the text file containing the titles of the article is not being updated. Here is the code I am using based on your suggestion.

// Additional output of the entry URL
if (!$do ...

Thank you fraenkiman...I will make the changes and hope that it will work. I appreciate all your help.

Going back to this issue, I added the changes to the admin.entry.write.php file and am getting the following error message:

[Thu Jul 03 13:24:35.423232 2025] [php7:error] [pid 14256:tid 1288] [client 127.0.0.1:56480] PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'protected' (T_PROTECTED) in C ...

When trying to add a Blog subtitle, I am getting this error message. I have no idea what it means but I can confirm that the admin.php file is present in the root folder. Hopefully someone can tell me what may be causing this? Here is the error message:

Not Acceptable

An appropriate ...

Where would I add the include file in the revised admin.entry.write.php file...after the onpreview module?

Let's see if I can explain the process without confusion. At the moment, the subscribe widget takes the email address of anyone subscribing and writing it to a text file. The include file I am talking about uses the rss feed to add the title of the newly posted article and adds it to another text ...