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  • I realize this is an old thread but I thought this information could still be useful to others who happen upon it.

    jQuery is a client-side language while PHP is a server-side language. Basically, jQuery (JavaScript, really) runs after PHP has already done its thing on the server. So loading an additional PHP script with jQuery basically makes you “late to the party.”

    You have to use the PHP include if you want to use a PHP function in another PHP file.

    mattnico

    (@mattnico)

    Holy Cow! I found a “solution”.

    Full Text means nothing. It always uses the summary. My problem was that I was using the deprecated /wp-rss.php

    When I switched over to /?feed=rss it worked! I had to go into the database and change wp_options.rss_excerpt_length to 5000 but it works.

    If any of the WP team is reading this I’m wondering why the “full text” setting isn’t being applied. Also, why is all my HTML formatting gone? My posts are just long run-on sentences with no links or images.

    EDIT: Change that to feed://yourblog.com/?feed=atom and you will get all the formatting. Also, Feedburner, doesn’t take the feed:// protocol, but if you use http instead of feed, they don’t seem to mind.

    mattnico

    (@mattnico)

    I have the same issue. I’ve even gone so far as to edit the summary length in the database up to 5000 instead of 50. No difference whatsoever.

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