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psionmark@mac.com replied on November 08, 2009 16:17 to the question "Asking for Google Maps key when embedding YouTube Videos" in Ning:

I've also just added domain mapping. Does that have anything to do with it?

I've added my site to the Google Maps API page, but no idea what I'm supposed to do next.

psionmark@mac.com started following the question "Asking for Google Maps key when embedding YouTube Videos" in Ning.

psionmark@mac.com shared an idea in Ning on November 03, 2009 12:41:

Adding image meta tags

I'd like to see the ability to add meta tags to uploaded images (in forums etc) in some future release.

psionmark@mac.com started following the idea "Multilanguage sites at the same network" in Ning.

psionmark@mac.com started following the question "Wider third column" in Ning.

psionmark@mac.com started following the idea "Blog import" in Ning.

psionmark@mac.com asked a question in Ning on October 16, 2009 12:02:

Widen the width of the right sidebar

I'd like to widen the width of my right sidebar. The left one can shrink a little to make up for the extra space required.

Any idea how I achieve this? I only want an extra 5-10 pixels so I can use the Google Translation gadget in the right sidebar.

psionmark@mac.com asked a question in Apture, Inc. on October 16, 2009 07:42:

Editor only showing on home page of Ning site

Hi folks,

I've added the code for Apture in the Analytics section of my Ning site, but the only place I see the editor is on the home page. Obviously it's not a lot of use there and I need to be able to use it when adding forum posts etc.

Any ideas?

Cheers,

Mark

A comment on the problem "Translation on Ning Networks" in Wibiya:

I'm with you on that one :) – psionmark@mac.com, on October 15, 2009 10:37

A comment on the problem "Translation on Ning Networks" in Wibiya:

Hi Jen,

I wasn't meaning to sound critical. It's just that, from my own personal experience, I wouldn't want to use most, if not all of the widgets put on that site due to the way it makes the site look.

As an example, when the page loads, the vertical Spellcheck widget covers up most of the Bing Translator. As you scroll down the page, that Spellcheck widget also covers up a fair chunk of the right side bar. This is what I meant by broken.

The site has a lot of good info, but I'm honestly of the opinion that "I wouldn't want to put that widget on my site if it made my site look like that.".

Just an observation :) – psionmark@mac.com, on October 15, 2009 07:36

psionmark@mac.com replied on October 14, 2009 19:39 to the problem "Translation on Ning Networks" in Wibiya:

Happy to second that :)

No offense, but translated.ning.com looks a bit of a mess to me - stuff stuck all over the place, largely breaking the site.

A comment on the problem "Translation on Ning Networks" in Wibiya:

That looks okay, but then I'd have to abandon Wibiya... – psionmark@mac.com, on October 14, 2009 19:00

psionmark@mac.com replied on October 14, 2009 18:32 to the problem "Translation on Ning Networks" in Wibiya:

Yes, I like the Bing Translator, but it's too big for the sidebar and I don't like it up at the top right like that.

psionmark@mac.com replied on October 14, 2009 17:48 to the problem "Translation on Ning Networks" in Wibiya:

I have a similar problem on http://flightsimulator.ning.com - the Google translation bar appears at the top of the page momentarily, then, when it looks like it's almost done, it disappears and goes back to the default page.

psionmark@mac.com replied on October 12, 2009 18:30 to the question "How do I add the WIKI pages to my NING?" in Ning:

I'm one of those that's very keen to get a Wiki integrated into my Network. How come it's not in Ning Apps?

psionmark@mac.com started following the problem "Google API Key to Translate page?" in Wibiya.

psionmark@mac.com replied on October 09, 2009 17:03 to the question "Subgroups" in Ning:

I'd love to see this feature too

psionmark@mac.com reported a problem in Ning on August 27, 2009 13:09:

Update has killed iPhone Safari view

Looks like last nights update has killed the non-iPhone specific interface when viewed in Safari. It constantly shows the site as being down for maintenance, even though it clearly isn't when you view it on a desktop browser.

This is a big No No for Admins. I use Safari to approve new members etc all the time, as this can't be done from the dedicated iPhone view.

if I get an email saying I've got a new member to approve, I click the link, Safari launches and I get the maintenance message, rendering remote admin completely dead.

psionmark@mac.com replied on August 22, 2009 12:56 to the problem "Request Timeout: 15 seconds exceeded" in Ning:

Mmm. Message doesn't even seem to get sent on my network.

Have raised a support request.

psionmark@mac.com reported a problem in Ning on August 22, 2009 12:44:

Request Timeout: 15 seconds exceeded

We're getting timeouts when trying to reply to messages with the error "Request Timeout: 15 seconds exceeded"

Any ideas?