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(Easylancer, the link in your first post to The Hub results in a 404 with PHP errors in it…)

Ow well, you are right, but for Dutch speakers, only the lowercase e, a, o, u, i are very important, with “^`’ on it (e.g. ä, â, à, á), so for me personally this addition is a great help.

Is there no way to use something like urlencode(input) for encoding the url (except maybe things like ‘/’) and using the original for for display, so as to keep only one original?

Tagger should then be written to decode the last url parameter and use that one for searching the db. If the url is not the way to go, why not pass it through a post instead of a link (with a hidden form or something)?
Or else, you could also make a numical reference to all unique tags and use that??

I do think asking a normal user to maintain more fields with the same information should be avoided as much as possible.

But for me for now, you last contribution helps tremendously!

I installed Tagger, but when I click on the tab I get a 404. I tried both the RC1 version and the 1.01 and I get the same error. I wouldn’t be posting this again, but I can’t really move forward with the site until I figure this problem out.

Thanks for any info.

@Bluefrog – easylancer can speak for himself! But it is worth noting that the change from $url to $page_id was part of the last commit.

I’m getting this error message repeated multiple times on my tags pages:

Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /var/www/html/frog/plugins/tagger/tagger.php on line 79
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /var/www/html/frog/plugins/tagger/tagger.php on line 80

Here’s an example on my site.

Any advice on how to fix this? Thanks :)

Thanks, easylancer, and sorry about that.

I’m using Frog 0.9.5 RC2, Tagger 1.1.0 and below is the code from my tags page.

<?php
$pages = $this->tagger->pagesByTag();
if($pages){
echo "<h1>Pages tagged with '".$this->tagger->tag()."'</h1>";
      foreach($pages as $slug => $page)
{
		echo '<p><img src="/public/inc/bul-star.png"> <a href="'.$slug.'">'.$page.'</a></p>';
	}
} else {
	echo "There are no items with this tag.";
}
?>

I installed the latest version from GitHub but a similar error is appearing, only the lines mentioned are different:

Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /var/www/html/frog/plugins/tagger/tagger.php on line 83
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /var/www/html/frog/plugins/tagger/tagger.php on line 84

Thanks for your help so far, and please let me know if there is any other info I can provide to help find the issue. :)

Hey easylancer, just in case you hadn’t seen it, I did log the issue at the Tagger github issue tracker. :)