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Permalink Reply by JenSocial on July 29, 2009 at 11:31pm

I'm just responding, cause I saw your question and didn't want you to think I was ignoring you. I can't answer this question due to Ning TOS. They are really getting stringent on allowing someone like me to share code or ideas about code, that is what they call "non-Ning". Sorry, wish I could help.

Hopefully one of our fellow Network Creators has used this, and can give advice.
Best,
Jen

Permalink Reply by Env. Sci. Interactions on July 30, 2009 at 9:54am

Hey Jen, thanks for letting me know!

Big Brother is Watching.

Permalink Reply by JenSocial on July 31, 2009 at 2:03am

Well, I don't work for Ning. However, and bear with me - - I'd like to explain a little more about this sort of thing. Since I embrace the Ning name, and try to help NCs, I just don't want to lead anyone in the wrong direction, and especially when it has to do with Ning's TOS. Keep in mind, when you do something for your network, just like when I add something unique here, we're okay to use non-Ning code, to a great extent. But, when I share info., it's mass distribution. This is why, more often than not, I just give the "how to", instead of, "here's the code". And Ning really hasn't asked me to do this, in so many words. I'm basing it on their TOS.

Just for the record, and I'm real sincere about this: Ning's Support Team members are always wonderfully helpful and professional when I send in support tickets or inquiries. Sometimes I think they really go the extra mile for me. Why? Because they are aware that I try to help a lot of NCs.

There have been some cases where I'd love to give away some more secrets. But, it involves non-Ning code and non-Ning files. So, I have to be careful on what I share - - if that makes any sense. ;-)

Keep me posted on how this works out. :-)
Best Regards,
Jen

Env. Sci. Interactions said:

Hey Jen, thanks for letting me know!
Big Brother is Watching.

Permalink Reply by JenSocial on January 4, 2010 at 12:34pm

@Traveler777,
Yes, unfortunately our star rating is from the former Scripts4Ning and no longer available to new membership, per Ning. Ning took over those scripts and hopefully have plans to add a lot of them over time, and free.

BTW, I can't even add that code to new networks I own. It's not accessible. It's installed on the backend.
Best Regards,
Jen