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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Simple Rss] Missing formatting?Sorry. We didn’t mean to imply that it did.
The {P} tag is currently in the ALLOWED list, but it doesn’t affect this issue. I’ve switched between filtered and non-filtered view, and the {P} tags NEVER appear in the CSRSS output, but ALWAYS appear in the WordPress pagename/feed/ output. And that has me thinking…
I think what is happening here is that, as the body copy is being entered into the WYSIWYG interface, WordPress is interpreting a double-carriage return as the paragraph breaks, and then delivering the correct {P} tags on the fly… to the page, AND the pagename/feed/ output. It is probably a simple REGEX Replace on a double line ending.
So NOW I’m thinking that the {P} tags are not present in the CSRSS feed because they had never become committed data in storage. They aren’t REALLY there.
In light of that, is it possible to include similar logic in your plugin? Could CSRSS include an option to actually detect double-line endings and real-time replace them with proper P tags?
Please let me know your thoughts.
THANK YOU!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Simple Rss] Missing formatting?I’m sorry @danikoo. I had to revert the settings back to UNFILTERED. We are working on an app that retrieves a block of XML in the rss feed. Although the ALLOWED TAGS does contain (CODE), it does not work with a comment (!–), so the below package was blank:
(content:encoded)
(![CDATA[
(code)
(!– (collection name=”general”)
(image url=”spotlight_icons/general/cooking_graphic.png” name=”Cooking”/)
(image url=”spotlight_icons/general/ideas_graphic.png” name=”Ideas”/)
(image url=”spotlight_icons/general/safety_graphic.png” name=”Safety”/)
(image url=”spotlight_icons/general/tips_graphic.png” name=”Tips”/)
(/collection) –)
(/code)
]])
(/content:encoded)They are doing the testing now, so I have to keep it like this for a little while. Is that OK?
SETTINGS:
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Default: post
Default post_status: publish
posts_per_page: 25
show post_meta in feed: Yes
show post thumbnail in feed:Yes
show post content in feed: SHOW UNFILTERED CONTENTSorry, I know you were testing too.
Matthew
- This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by vecerama.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Simple Rss] Missing formatting?Yes, Please! It seems that choosing FILTERED HTML and debugging all the content for non-ascii characters is BRUTAL manually. I’m hoping that it will be easier to just retain the (P) tags in the unfiltered view. π
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Simple Rss] Missing formatting?INTERESTING!!! I see now! π
I will clean up an article and test again. Does a plugin exist that will change the text encoding that you are aware of?
By the way, I thought that ANYTHING, any encoding, would work as long as it was inside a CDATA tag. Is that not true?
Thank you!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Simple Rss] Missing formatting?Here is the link again.
https://simplybetterliving.sharpusa.com/?call_custom_simple_rss=1Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Simple Rss] Missing formatting?Oh, wow. That blew up in my face… I am removing anything that looks like a tag now… π
As I was saying… π
I’m sorry. The only reason that it works now is because I had to re-set it. to NOT use CLEAN HTML… sorry. This is a production environment. You will notice that the formatting, specifically the (P) tags are not present.
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We are so excited that our…
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I’m leaving it as:
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Default: post
Default post_status: publish
posts_per_page: 25
show post_meta in feed: Yes
show post thumbnail in feed:Yes
show post content in feed: show clean html
allowed html tags: All the defaults including [p], plus I added [description]. Then I tried to include [content:encoded] and CDATA tags, but any tag that included punctuation, like :, [, ], or !, get dropped in the editor.Build output xml with: BY STRING
***Both options will not render in Firefox and ChromepubDate date format: RFC 2282
protect my feeds with a key: NONE
Please let me know. I am really in a bit of a bind here.
THANK YOU!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Simple Rss] Missing formatting?Oh, wow. That blew up in my face… I am removing anything that looks like a tag now… π
As I was saying… π
I’m sorry. The only reason that it works now is because I had to re-set it. to NOT use CLEAN HTML… sorry. This is a production environment. You will notice that the formatting, specifically the (P) tags are not present.
=====================
[CDATA[
We are so excited that our…
=====================I will reset it for you.
I’m leaving it as:
=====================
Default: post
Default post_status: publish
posts_per_page: 25
show post_meta in feed: Yes
show post thumbnail in feed:Yes
show post content in feed: show clean html
allowed html tags: All the defaults including [p], plus I added [description]. Then I tried to include [content:encoded] and CDATA tags, but any tag that included punctuation, like :, [, ], or !, get dropped in the editor.Build output xml with: BY STRING
***Both options will not render in Firefox and ChromepubDate date format: RFC 2282
protect my feeds with a key: NONE
Please let me know. I am really in a bit of a bind here.
THANK YOU!
- This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by vecerama.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Simple Rss] Missing formatting?Firefox doesn’t care for it, either.
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In reply to: [Custom Simple Rss] Missing formatting?Chrome doesn’t seem to want to validate it with “show clean html”
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=======================================================- This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by vecerama.