how to make the status showing beside the username like on your demo site?? sorry for this silly question .. thanks

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icecreamyou commented
Status: Active » Fixed

The "Facebook Mode" checkbox must be enabled in the module's settings at admin/settings/facebook_status, and the "Hide status above textfield" checkbox must be disabled in the module's advanced settings at admin/settings/facebook_status/advanced. I think this is the default behavior.

If you're asking how to get a list of recent statuses to show below the status update field, see the documentation here.

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kakajoe commented

is there any step by step tutorial for it?? i following what u told me..but when i display the status in frontend.. the status still display below the username... thanks

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icecreamyou commented

No. It just works. Obviously you have to have enough horizontal room for it though.

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kakajoe commented

The "Facebook Mode" checkbox must be enabled in the module's settings at admin/settings/facebook_status, and the "Hide status above textfield" checkbox must be disabled in the module's advanced settings at admin/settings/facebook_status/advanced. I think this is the default behavior.

i already did this..but the statuses still showing up under the nick name.. this is my live site
http://www.slank.com/statuses/recent ... thanks and sorry for my silly question

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icecreamyou commented

You're not using the latest version of the module; or if you are, you haven't properly upgraded your views (at admin/build/views click "revert" - then refresh your Drupal and browser cache). Anyway, the problem is the statuses are wrapped in <p> tags; just change the view (edit the last field's "rewrite" text) to remove them.

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JNeoN commented

Sorry Ice, but I do not know how to remove <p> tags... I've the same problem.

At the last field, in the textarea for rewriting code I've this: [picture] [pid_extra] [status] <em>[status_time]</em> and I don't know any way to avoid the <p> tags...

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icecreamyou commented

You're [probably] not using the latest version of the module; or if you are, you haven't properly upgraded your views (at admin/build/views click "revert" - then refresh your Drupal and browser cache).

It's also potentially possible that you're running a filter over the status that automatically adds the <p> tags.

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kakajoe commented

done that but still doesnt work...

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icecreamyou commented

It's also potentially possible that you're running a filter over the status that automatically adds the

tags.

The module does not add <p> tags on its own, or at least not in the last few iterations IIRC. If you're seeing this problem, it's because you configured something to make it happen.

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JNeoN commented

The problem was at "Administration -> Site configuration -> Input -> Filtered HTML" configuration.

I'd activated "Conversor de saltos de líneas" (newlines converter). Unmarking it solved the problem :)

Now I've no <p>

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icecreamyou commented

Yeah. You may want to create an entirely new input filter for statuses so that you can keep the newline converter in your Filtered HTML format.

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kakajoe commented

thanks ... that wat i need .. a newbie explanation for a newbie .. *smile*

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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