Conversations are tricky. The database query for posts is built up in the model...and this mod tapped into that query builder to inject an additional join. The query for conversations doesn't go through the same builder logic, so it couldn't get tapped into. I never looked into profiles or cards.
It sends the actual online status of the user to the template...so you can either key off of the value, or you'd have to modify it to use a true/false check.
Re-review your datawriter code. I'd actually step through the calls in the default datawriter class so you can see where the error is being thrown. That'd give you a hint.
I actually see two issues.
The first issue seems to be a logistical issue in your controller. You ensure the user isn't...
I think it's disingenuous to assert copyright claim over it when, by your definition, it's stolen code. I think it's further disingenuous to request donations for it.
If these points are addressed, I have no issues.
Almost completely. ;)
The "Controller" is comprised of a bunch of files that have actionXXX methods. Think of those methods as individual PHP pages. They call in models & helpers for getting information, data writers for pushing it to the database. They prepare data, and when they're done...
By "it", you mean the name of the template in the template list?
Is your page using the same style that you created the template in (or a child style)?
Here's a sample.
http://yourdomain.com/test1 will show the page with the container.
http://yourdomain.com/test2 will show the page without the container.
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