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evelin
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Please test it and post your feedback
Evelin, you´re my hero!!!!! ^_^
I´m searching something to do this, but I can´t fint anything, only feed agregators to view them in the admin section, not in the frontpage.
I´m going to test it now. Thanks for that plugin. A lot of kudos for you
Thread Starter
evelin
(@evelin)
I am sure, It will satisfy you.. It already satisfies a lot indeed. 😀
I´t works perfect ^^. THANKS!!!!
I have one suggestion about the plugin: There´s a way to show only the title of the entry, instead of the title and part of the content?
CG-FeedRead works well too….
-tg
the latest CG-Feedread simply crashes my WP. And I read the documentation, and is harder to use than RSS Processor.
I only wait to RSS Processor can handle the show of titles only and title & content, in a simple option given on de {rss line.
Keep the good work evelin ^^.
Thread Starter
evelin
(@evelin)
Ok madcore,
I will seperate the content and title for you, specially for youi and release teh next version soon. thanks. I was also crashed with FeedRead and it really make me soo bothered. Thats why I started to read teh plugin documentation and build this plugin for all.
Its is much more easier than FeedRead
–Hasin
http://hasin.phpxperts.com
Nice plugin, just a problem when the RSS feed comes from an iso-8859-1 site
This is great. Thanks, evelin
How can one use this plugin in a side bar? I tried entering in the code in the sidebar file, and it displays the raw code. am I missing something?
“the latest CG-Feedread simply crashes my WP”???
CG-Feedread has been bringing RSS feeds into WordPress for a while now, and this is the first I’ve heard of it ‘crashing’ anything. Drop me a line at cgcode at chait dot net — I’d love to hear what you tried, and what happened!
And Thanks Gnomey! (Yes, FeedRead is great for this type of stuff, all formats of RSS, and with CG-QuickPHP you can embed it into a post or page… but I’ll take Qs offline if anyone has them…)
evelin, since you are sitting on top of lastRSS (which you have embedded), you should really set $rss->cache_dir to SOMETHING by default after instantiating the object.
You might also want to create one global lastRSS() object and hold onto it — right now, you are creating an RSS object for EVERY post being filtered. Or at the least, don’t create the lastRSS object until AFTER you’ve found a valid {rss…} pattern match! 😉 But I’d say you should be able to create one per pageload — a teensy bit wasteful if no processing, but much better if lots of processing. (Or, make it an option!)
-d
Thread Starter
evelin
(@evelin)
ya david, I will do that (performance tuning) in next release. Thanks for your comment 🙂
