plugins conflict

[KAD]

so after some extensive testing with sailort over irc and then some more trial and error, we have discovered a conflict between dosomething and weather plugin
if weather plugin is present, dosomething will not present selection menu's on osd rendering it unusable
as I'm writing this, I should have tested if weather plugin causes problem when disabled as well, all my test involved weather plugin present and enabled
but this is easily reproduceable - my guess is weather plugin is rather old and hasn't been maintained or updated, so it possibly does not confirm to current standards required for svn committed plugins

KAD

[recliq]

best guess without having a look at any code:

Weather plugin does not use addExtraContent()! so the wrapper structure of the added extra contents of both plugins will be wrong hence it will not work.
This was discussed quite some time ago somewhere here on the forum and is the reason why I requested it to be mandatory to use addExtraContent() or addExtraContentFile() to add extra content to page.

[DJArty]

Weather plugin does not use addExtraContent()

It use addExtraContent(), but think problem because addExtraContent was described second time into the plugin code.
Rebuild Weather plugin.. test please.
I have both the plugin work..

[KAD]

@DJArty , the photos on the other thread look good seems you've made some improvements, but I'm not downloading something I can't read that also requires plugins installed on my web browser, again which I can not read

KAD

[DJArty]

KAD. I did not understand from the above.

[KAD]

@DJArty, the site that has the download, after I put in the # and then click the button wants to install additional content on my web browser before it will start the download, since I can't read what it wants to install, I will not install it, because I will not install it, I can not download the weather plugin

KAD

[DJArty]

I can not download the weather plugin

Strange.. plugin downloaded 250 times ..
What browser is using?
So try "direct" link or "site".