Can't get the rss feed viewer to work

[ib]

Hello Jack,

First of all I would like to express my great appreciation to your work. You actually do wonders!

I am tring to play around with the RSS feed viewer example, but It just doesn't work. Instead of showing the feeds, I see a blank white space in the view pane, and a blank blue space (without the buttons) in the preview area.

It does work on my local machine, but not on my hosted web site.

I would really appreciate your help.

Thank you.

[tryanDLS]

Are you sure you don't have a path issue for the included files?

Can you post a link?

[ib]

I didn't touch the folders or files structure and hierarchy.

The strangest thins is the fact that on another hosted server it works fine.

What could be the problem? My guess is that it has something to do with the feed proxy.

[tryanDLS]

Is the php page hosted on that domain? Do you have permissions to it? Can that server actually send php pages? Just guessing here with limited info.

[ib]

yes, yes and yes.

[ib]

here is the link for the example: http://israelblechman.com/yui-ext2/e...ed-viewer.html

[Animal]

You know that you're getting this

Warning:  readfile() [function.readfile]: URL file-access is disabled

 in the server configuration in /home/.boomley/hartkckfni/israelblechman.com/yui-ext2/examples/layout

/feed-proxy.php on line 6





Warning:  readfile(http://www.jackslocum.com/yui/feed/) [<a href='function.readfile'>function

.readfile</a>]: failed to open stream: no suitable wrapper could be found in /home/.boomley/hartkckfni

/israelblechman.com/yui-ext2/examples/layout/feed-proxy.php on line 6

Back from your requests to http://israelblechman.com/yui-ext2/e...feed-proxy.php ?

And that most of your gifs aren't being loaded?

Use Firebug, and check the HTTP requests.

[ib]

where did these warnings came from?

[ib]

How do I check the http requests and how come on one machine it works fine and on the other it produces warning messages?

[Animal]

That message comes from the server.

Do you understand what it's doing?

Use the Firefox browser and the Firebug add on.