Well, I can't tell you why it's broke, but you can do the same thing and
it will work with this:
<!--newsclipper
<input name=linuxtoday>
<filter name=map filter=hash2string
format='<a href="%{url}">%{name}</a>'>
<filter name=limit number=10>
<output name=array numcols=1>
-->
-Ryan
John Goerzen wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to use this:
>
> <!--newsclipper
> <input name=linuxtoday style=unorderedlist>
> <filter name=slashdot type=links>
> <filter name=limit number=10>
> <output name=array numcols=1>
> -->
>
> This is exactly as I had with DailyUpdate, except I just changed
> "dailyupdate" to "newsclipper". The LinuxToday handler returns a hash
> that is supposed to be compatible with the slashdot filter, and so I'm
> trying to use the slashdot filter. But it doesn't work; NewsClipper
> complains of some strange type error and refuses to work.
>
> Ideas please?
>
> Thanks,
> John
>
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