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Thanks for this, it's a great little script. The main advantage in my case for a scripted Growl notification versus GrowlMail is that it allows me to be more selective about the notifications I receive. Since the script is triggered by a rule, it's trivial to have it do things like only notify for u...

Well, FWIW let me add my voice for an "enhancement request" for that. The very nature of Growl's priorities is that some priority levels would likely never require a pop-up notification by their very nature ("Very Low" is an obvious example). Since the introduction of "Quiet...

Either that or fork off a separate PHP4 version. I'd be curious to hear if the OP has the option of going to PHP5 on their particular server. Under the heading of future enhancement requests, it would be nice if there were a way to filter out any comments that are trapped by Akismet as spam (or othe...

What if it were tied into the priority levels? I'd be happy just to be able to set notifications at the "Very Low" priority to update the badge count only without popping up a notification, for example. Based on the fact that we can trigger different sounds for different priority levels, c...

No worries. I think the reality is that most people should be on PHP5 these days, and apparently any new accounts setup with my hosting provider in the past year or so would have been PHP5. However, I've been with them for several years, and they obviously aren't just going to yank the rug out from ...

Just to confirm, definitely a PHP4-related problem. I tried the plug-in on another server that was running PHP 5.2.9 and it installed and loaded up flawlessly. Fortunately, I do have the option with my hosting provider of changing over to PHP5. I just haven't needed to do so until now. That having b...

I'm having the same problem. On further investigation, it looks like the WP-Prowl script is written for PHP5, and the error is occurring on a PHP4 server due to the private/public declarations for the variables and functions. Of course, the actual ProwlPHP library appears to require PHP5 as well, so...

The likely problem may be the Entourage rule itself not firing properly, as the script should just deal with whatever Entourage sends to it. Is it possible that you have other rules that may be higher-priority that may be interfering with the rule for Growl? Specifically look for rules that have the...