ToxicPipeline
Jan 22 2008, 07:00 AM
I'm running MT 4 with Living Dot and really like the platform. I just noticed the iMT plugin which automagically formats a blog to diplay properly on an iPhone and I'm trying to install it.
The instructions are pretty straightforward - (from the readme)...Drop the files included with this plugin into your Movable Type
directory (under the mt-static/plugins/iMT, plugins/iMT locations)
I have found the mt-static/plugins directory and have dropped the files in - but it doesn't seem to be working. The plugin doesn't show up in the admin screens as anything I can enable / disable - and it doesn't look any different on my iPhone.
I'm just wondering what the heck I'm doing wrong? In the zip file, there are two folders - One w/ the path mt-static/plugins/iMT - in that folder is the css, images and js folders and files.
Then there is a second folder with the path - iMT/tmpl and a iMT.pl file.
What I have done is make a single iMT file in the plugins directory - and moved the css, images, js and tmpl folders into the directory along w. the .pl file.
Is that right? Any help would be appreciated.
danwolfgang
Jan 22 2008, 09:20 AM
Not quite. In the archive, the mt-static/ folder contents should be uploaded to your mt-static/ folder's contents. plugins/ should be uploaded to your [mt home]/plugins/ folder. Two separate locations.
Also be sure to check that files/folders have correct permissions. Folders typically require 755; files 644 or greater.
ToxicPipeline
Jan 22 2008, 11:51 AM
I'm not getting it -
In the folder structure on my blog - the plugins directory is nested inside mt-static - so it's technically 2 different locations - but its the same overall path.
The structure is:
- public-html
- mt-static
- plugins
So at the mt-static level - I dropped the plugins folder from the archive (this contains the css, images etc)
Then - I navigated down one level to the plugins folder and dropped the iMT folder from the archive. I said yes to the requests to overwrite the files.
I also changed permissions as suggested - the plugin still doesn't show in my plugins dashboard on the admin screen and the site looks the same on my phone.
Any thoughts?
danwolfgang
Jan 22 2008, 12:50 PM
There's another plugins folder--where did you put all the .cgi files? Look there.
StephenVB
Jun 26 2008, 05:45 AM
I'm having similar problems as well. (Running MT 4.1, week old install, template modifications only, no other user installed plugins)
I uploaded the contents of the mt-static folder to the "mt-static/plugins" directory and the iMT folder is there along with the other plugins.
I also uploaded the contents of the plugin folder to the "cgi-bin/mt/plugins" (this is the only other plugins folder I could find) and the plugin appeared in the Systems Overview Plugin screen.
Something is not right though. I see no plugin listed for my blog nor does the site change when viewed from my iPhone.
What am I doing wrong?
Gamewatcher
Dec 13 2008, 01:12 PM
Has anyone resolved this issue successfully? I installed the plug-in parts in two different places (MT-STATIC and the Plugins directory for my active MT4 installation) and permissions all seem right. The Plug-In displays as Enabled when I view from my PC Web browser. But when I login to my site admin tool using Safari on my iPhone 3G, I get no images and the web pages don't seem particularly optimized.
Any idea what might be wrong?
-=Gamewatcher at BusyGamerNews.com - Home of Free Stuff Friday
Gamewatcher
Dec 29 2008, 12:37 AM
QUOTE (Gamewatcher @ Dec 13 2008, 02:12 PM)

Has anyone resolved this issue successfully? I installed the plug-in parts in two different places (MT-STATIC and the Plugins directory for my active MT4 installation) and permissions all seem right. The Plug-In displays as Enabled when I view from my PC Web browser. But when I login to my site admin tool using Safari on my iPhone 3G, I get no images and the web pages don't seem particularly optimized.
Any idea what might be wrong?
-=Gamewatcher at BusyGamerNews.com - Home of Free Stuff Friday
Figured it out. I had an old mt-static folder from an older installation; I put the plug-in in a defunct location. Once I uploaded it to the active mt-static folder, it worked. Hope this helps someone else as silly as me. ;-)
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