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Posted on 2005/9/12 16:34
MetalHellsAngel
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I'm not quite sure why this is happening is there any way to fix it?
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GIJOE
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I can't help you at all till you write detail condition.
Perhaps, the RSS feeds <guid> with wrong format (not absolute but relative).
Perhaps, the RSS feeds <guid> with wrong format (not absolute but relative).
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jonpz
From: Montrose, CO, US
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From: Montrose, CO, US
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I am having the same issue, and, indeed, it is the <guid> that is causing the problem. In my case, Yahoo! and Reuters feeds (among others I'm sure) use relative paths, as washingtonpost.com and others use absolute. The thing that I have noted, however, is that the feeds that use relative paths for the guid seem to have an 'isPermaLink' attribute set to 'false' on the guid tag, while the absolute have the attribute set to true. I'm sure we can hack something together from that, right?
A couple of examples.........
from washingtonpost.com:
from yahoo.com:
Hope that helps
A couple of examples.........
from washingtonpost.com:
<guid isPermaLink="true">
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/09/16/AR2005091600230.html?nav=rss_world
</guid>from yahoo.com:
<guid isPermaLink="false">ap/20050916/un_summit_israel</guid>Hope that helps
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Posted on 2005/9/17 7:41
jonpz
From: Montrose, CO, US
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From: Montrose, CO, US
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the obvious solution (though not best) is to edit xhld[x]_feed.html in the template manager, replacing all instances of:
with:
although personally, i don't understand why you couldn't just eliminate $items[i].guid and just use $items[i].link instead. seems like a lot better solution to me. is there a situation where the guid is a permanent (absolute) link but different than the link?
peace
<{if $items[i].guid != ""}><{if preg_match("/^http:\/\//",$items[i].guid)}>although personally, i don't understand why you couldn't just eliminate $items[i].guid and just use $items[i].link instead. seems like a lot better solution to me. is there a situation where the guid is a permanent (absolute) link but different than the link?
peace
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