I'm sure this is something simple, but no keywords are showing in the admin section for nukeseo.

Also if I try to add a keyword it always saves as 'administrator'.

It's probably easier to show an image of what it looks like:


Could this be related to problem I am having with NSN Project, see this link:
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Any help would be gratefully appreciated.

Jakec

Well I uninstalled Nuke Project and this fixed my problem with the Web Links, but I'm still having the same problem with NukeSEO, so it's obviously not NP causing the problem.

Which distribution are you using? If your initial meta.php isn't in the format nukeSEO expects, this will result.
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kguske, I have PM'd you with jakec versioning data - hope it helps.

I never did manage to resolve this and I manually edited the keywords for a temporary fix.

By chance I had left error checking on then went into NukeSEO and I found the following errors displayed:

Warning: array_flip() [function.array-flip]: The argument should be an array in /home/ACCOUNT/public_html/html/admin/modules/nukeSEO/nukeSEOMETAfunc.php on line 106

AND

Warning: array_key_exists() [function.array-key-exists]: The second argument should be either an array or an object in /home/ACCOUNT/public_html/html/admin/modules/nukeSEO/nukeSEOMETAfunc.php on line 125

Any help would be gratefully appreciated.

Jakec

I upgraded to RN 2.10 in the hope it might fix the problem, but unfortunately I'm still getting the same errors.

I reloaded all the files and had a look at the lines its referencing, but I still can't see what is causing it.

Does anybody have any ideas?

I think there are some slight differences in the includes/meta.php with RN and that might be contributing.
I have not had a chance to look any further but hopefully kguske can help, he's pretty quick at that (when he's around )

RN210 does use a different approach for includes/meta.php. The quick solution is to replace meta.php with meta2.php (and keep meta2.php, of course).

The next release of nukeSEO will have a new META tag editor, making most of the current issues irrelevant...

Thanks kguske that fixed the problem.

A couple of years down the line I have installed this module on a new site. Using the above fix by copying the contents of the meta2.php works, but it breaks XHTML compliance because the meta tag is using uppercase letters.

Therefore i have changed the code in nukeSEOMETAfunc.php to look for meta instead of META and content instead of CONTENT. It now recognises the tags and is XHTML compliant.

Will this break any other functions?

It should not.

Good catch, I had not thought of that.

Actually I have broken something, not sure what at the moment.

Broken meta2.php ??
You can email it to me if you want.

When I was going into the admin it was throwing some errors. I undid my changes and it is working again, I'll give it a go again and see how it goes. Watch this space.