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Fixed some bugs in the Movie Ratings Firefox extension.

• Removed the HTML that was displayed in the title and the hover movie stats.
• The rating image was not being displayed.

Download it here.

I created a simple Chrome extension to get rid of the side bar from iGoogle. I never used it so I removed it. You can install it here.

Change Log

Version 1.0

• Removes side bar from iGoogle

Bugs

Version 1.0

• None so far

Movie Ratings is now compatible with Firefox 3.6.

Update it through Firefox or download it here.

A minor change in 1.2.3:

• Fixed issue with special characters.

http://www.ronakpatel.net/2009/04/05/twitter-widget-that-streams-multiple-accounts/

I’ve made a small update to the Movie Ratings extension to get by a limitation in how Rotten Tomatoes handles non-word characters (thanks Eric).

Update it through Firefox or download it here.

The widget has gone through a lot of under the hood changes in 1.2.2:

• Completely rewritten. Should make the widget load faster.
• Handle errors more gracefully.
• Filter by multiple hashtags.
• As of this version the widget is under the LGPL v3 License.

http://www.ronakpatel.net/2009/04/05/twitter-widget-that-streams-multiple-accounts/

Fixed a bug with characters not being escaped. Thanks Jeff (@jeff_uprising).

http://www.ronakpatel.net/2009/04/05/twitter-widget-that-streams-multiple-accounts/

The Twitter Widget now caches tweets using the PEAR package Cache_Lite. Follow the instructions in the link below.

http://www.ronakpatel.net/2009/04/05/twitter-widget-that-streams-multiple-accounts/

Many people have noted that for the past week HTML code is displayed instead of movie ratings. This is because RottenTomatoes.com made a slight modification to their layout which threw off my parser. I have fixed the issue and the next version (1.4.7) is going through Mozilla’s approval process. It should hopefully be up soon. Thanks for your patience.

In the meantime you can install the fixed version without going through Firefox’s add-on updates.

Steps:

1. Download Movie Ratings 1.4.6 with Hot Fix.
2. Uninstall your current version of Movie Ratings from the Add-Ons window.
3. Drag the downloaded file on to the Add-Ons window to install it.
4. Restart Firefox.

Version 1.4.7 was approved by Mozilla. If you already have Movie Ratings you will receive a notification for an update. If not, download it here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/9279.

I updated my javascript Twitter Widget to give you the option to display user images and also fixed the bug where an error is thrown if the html or user attributes are missing.

http://www.ronakpatel.net/2009/04/05/twitter-widget-that-streams-multiple-accounts/