Im trying to proccess an RSS feed, but it taking like 5 mins just to import a few posts. It takes so long, that I dont even bother waiting for it to import all of the links.
Do you have blog pinging switched on at Admin -> Settings -> Switches? That seems to be what's causing the hang for me, because it's spawning pings to various sites for each listing in the feed. I'll have feed-based additions skip the pinging.
There's also an unnecessary repetition of a category listing count update, but that wouldn't cause a 5 minute delay.
awesome work man! it works beautifully now. and I knew you were busy. we all need time to do other things, so no problem.
One problem tho. when I added one of the feeds, it didn't process any of the posts. I looked at the feed and thought maybe it's because there's images in the feed.
Could you please make it so the script can process html, flash, javascript. Or even better, make it a "swtich" so we can turn on/off html, javascript, flash processing.
I also found a bug with the category select on the submitfeed page ( /suggest.php?action=addfeed)
When you change to a different category and you dont have a link in the "URL" field; the page reloads and gives you an error message at the top of the page:
And one more thing. feedburner.com feeds dont seem to work. the script gives me an error saying "That feed is invalid or unavailable. Please check the URL you supplied"
Your feedburner link at the top is what I was testing with, works for me.
when I added one of the feeds, it didn't process any of the posts. I looked at the feed and thought maybe it's because there's images in the feed.
Please let me know what feed this is so I can see.
Could you please make it so the script can process html, flash, javascript. Or even better, make it a "swtich" so we can turn on/off html, javascript, flash processing.
I guess you mean in feeds? I believe HTML in feeds already gets kept when the can use html permissions is set for the usergroup, or gets converted to equivalent wsn codes where possible otherwise, right? Flash objects are called in HTML so go with that permission.
Allowing javascript to be run by feed submitters presents a lot of security issues of course, so that would require a tweak or setting defaulted to off. If you need it now, I can do it for $40. Otherwise, please post the suggestion in the feature suggestions forum because I'll never find this again in here when I'm looking at 6.0 possibilities.
I see the problem is I have a special "get rid of flickr html gunk" filter that applies when the feed descripion contains flickr.com (as those images do). I'll change that to only apply when the feed url contains flickr.com.
Flickr images in feeds work for me since the time of the first release after that post. I believe the post was after the last stable release, so just in the 5.1.14 betas.
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Im trying to proccess an RSS feed, but it taking like 5 mins just to import a few posts. It takes so long, that I dont even bother waiting for it to import all of the links.
im trying to import:
feeds.feedburner.com/Ilovey...rtshirtYourT-shirtMagazine
&
http://hideyourarms.com/feed/
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any update to this problem?
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Sorry, things have been really busy lately and I'm falling behind. I'm seeing it hanging and stepping through to figure out where right now.
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Do you have blog pinging switched on at Admin -> Settings -> Switches? That seems to be what's causing the hang for me, because it's spawning pings to various sites for each listing in the feed. I'll have feed-based additions skip the pinging.
There's also an unnecessary repetition of a category listing count update, but that wouldn't cause a 5 minute delay.
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Nevermind, there's more to it than the pings. Continuing to step through it.
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The second problem was pagerank checks. Fixed it to timeout properly after 2 seconds.
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Best to skip pagerank entirely and let it autofill later, actually. Done. Your feed examples now load in 3 seconds.
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awesome work man! it works beautifully now. and I knew you were busy. we all need time to do other things, so no problem.
One problem tho. when I added one of the feeds, it didn't process any of the posts. I looked at the feed and thought maybe it's because there's images in the feed.
Could you please make it so the script can process html, flash, javascript. Or even better, make it a "swtich" so we can turn on/off html, javascript, flash processing.
I really need this option, thanks.
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I also found a bug with the category select on the submitfeed page ( /suggest.php?action=addfeed)
When you change to a different category and you dont have a link in the "URL" field; the page reloads and gives you an error message at the top of the page:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Error occurred at www.stylelogger.com/suggest...ction=addfeed&filled=1 on 2009-11-16 16:59:15. Error text: Error #2: 'file_get_contents() [<a href='function.file-get-contents'>function.file-get-contents</a>]: Couldn't resolve host name' in /home/orbiwan/public_html/includes/filefunctions.php on line 435.
Step 1 of backtrace:
File: /home/orbiwan/public_html/includes/filefunctions.php
Line: 435
Function: file_get_contents
Arguments: http:// Resource id #32
Step 2 of backtrace:
File: /home/orbiwan/public_html/includes/filefunctions.php
Line: 799
Function: geturl
Arguments: http:// 3
Step 3 of backtrace:
File: /home/orbiwan/public_html/includes/addfeed.php
Line: 14
Function: extractfeedurl
Arguments: http://
Step 4 of backtrace:
File: /home/orbiwan/public_html/suggest.php
Line: 92
Function: require
Arguments: /home/orbiwan/public_html/includes/addfeed.php
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
you can still submit the feed successfully, but it's a tad anoying.
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And one more thing. feedburner.com feeds dont seem to work. the script gives me an error saying "That feed is invalid or unavailable. Please check the URL you supplied"
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Fixed the category change for next release.
Your feedburner link at the top is what I was testing with, works for me.
when I added one of the feeds, it didn't process any of the posts. I looked at the feed and thought maybe it's because there's images in the feed.
Please let me know what feed this is so I can see.
Could you please make it so the script can process html, flash, javascript. Or even better, make it a "swtich" so we can turn on/off html, javascript, flash processing.
I guess you mean in feeds? I believe HTML in feeds already gets kept when the can use html permissions is set for the usergroup, or gets converted to equivalent wsn codes where possible otherwise, right? Flash objects are called in HTML so go with that permission.
Allowing javascript to be run by feed submitters presents a lot of security issues of course, so that would require a tweak or setting defaulted to off. If you need it now, I can do it for $40. Otherwise, please post the suggestion in the feature suggestions forum because I'll never find this again in here when I'm looking at 6.0 possibilities.
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That's so freaking wierd, feedburner is working now. But it's this feed that has the images, and the images from the feed; dont show up in my posts: feeds.feedburner.com/Ilovey...rtshirtYourT-shirtMagazine
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I see the problem is I have a special "get rid of flickr html gunk" filter that applies when the feed descripion contains flickr.com (as those images do). I'll change that to only apply when the feed url contains flickr.com.
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so... images will show up now (well, in mean the next script update) ?
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Flickr images in feeds work for me since the time of the first release after that post. I believe the post was after the last stable release, so just in the 5.1.14 betas.