When displaying the feeds, it shows $record->module_type.
Rather than that, can the feed display the user-readable name that we have actually defined in the admin section?

Thanks!

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kenuck’s picture

kenuck commented
Status: Active » Fixed

done thanks .. cvs commit done at time of this post.

mjourney2’s picture

mjourney2 commented

Great, thanks. Except that "comment" is not a node type so it comes up blank. That should probably be just text (e.g. "posted a comment"), passed through the t() function.

kenuck’s picture

kenuck commented

Ooops .. thanks for that. I've made the fix and cvs commit 2 minutes ago.

cheers

mjourney2’s picture

mjourney2 commented

Also, if you could please pass through t() the following line:

"$source_name and $friend_link are now friends. $datetime";

Maybe something like:

$output .= t("!datetime: !source_name and !friend_link are now friends.", array('!source_name'=>$source_name, '!friend_link' => $friend_link, '!datetime' => $datetime));

Thanks for the quick turnaround.

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kenuck commented

thansk again! .. hope i haven't missed any.
cvs commit done 20 secs ago.

cheres

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.

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