Closed (fixed)
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Drupal.org content
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Planet Drupal
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Normal
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Created:
6 May 2020 at 16:14 UTC
Updated:
28 Jun 2023 at 18:41 UTC
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Blog name: Metadrop
Drupal-Planet tagged feed URL: https://metadrop.net/en/rss/articles-drupal-planet
This is the English feed. We have many articles in Spanish as well (in fact all articles are in Spanish and some are translated to English). So I would like to also add the Spanish feed to the Planeta Latinoamericano:
Blog name: Metadrop
Planeta Latinoamericano tagged feed URL:https://metadrop.net/rss/articles-drupal-planet
Thanks! / ¡Gracias!
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Comment #2
avpadernoBoth the feeds pass validation.
Comment #3
tunicJust to help, this is a list of the current articles:
Comment #4
ressaThe English posts look good and can be added to Planet Drupal. Perhaps a separate issue can be created for the Spanish version?
Comment #5
avpadernoI added the feed in English (https://www.drupal.org/aggregator/sources/1967) and the feed in Spanish (https://www.drupal.org/aggregator/sources/1968). I had to use two different titles because the titles must be unique, independently from the category to which the feed are added (for example, Planet Drupal, Planeta Latinoamericano, or Planet Chinese).
Comment #6
tunicThanks a lot!
I guess the name is ok :)
Comment #8
ressaHello blogger, I am a Planet Drupal reader and have noticed that many posts on https://www.drupal.org/planet don't include an image, because relative image paths are used in the feed, and not absolute paths.
I just want to highlight this recommendation from https://www.drupal.org/drupalorg/docs/content/planet-drupal to make sure we get more images on Planet Drupal:
Have a nice day!
Comment #9
avpadernoI am changing status as per previous comment.
Comment #10
tunicHi, I'm not sure why the message about relative images has been posted here because our feed does already include absolute images.
See https://metadrop.net/en/rss/articles-drupal-planet
The images have absolute paths, an the same is for href elements:
<img loading="lazy" src="https://metadrop.net/sites/default/files/styles/max_1200w/public/2022-09/php_drupal_requirements.jpg.webp?itok=5kxMhMMt" ...<img loading="lazy" src="https://metadrop.net/sites/default/files/styles/max_1200w/public/2021-03/composer2-performance.png.webp?itok=YPoxfcsq" ...<a href="https://events.drupal.org/prague2022/sessions/form-api-workflow" title="Session page in the DrupalCon 2022 Prague website"><a href="https://developer.mozilla.org/es/docs/Web/API/Intersection_Observer_API">IntersectionObserver API<I am missing something?
Comment #11
ressaI checked here. I guess that there simply isn't an image available.
Comment #12
ressaComment #13
tunicAh, yes... that blog post is a strange case, the Planet only displays the title although the RSS feed has more data. I think it is because on first fetch something failed on the RSS and Planet fetched an article without body, and it seems Planet doesn't update the fetched data.
We'll review the issue on next published article.
Comment #14
ressaThanks for taking a closer look @tunic.
The articles from metadrop.net are of high quality, so I hope you will release new articles more frequently in the future. Also shorter ones, I am sure they will be of interest to the community.
Comment #15
tunicWill surely continue publishing, I hope more frequently.
Thank you very much for your comment :)
Comment #16
avpadernoComment #17
avpadernoComment #18
ressaYou're welcome @tunic :) I wish you and @apaderno a nice evening.
Comment #19
avpadernoLooking at the source code, I see lines like
<img loading="lazy" srcset="/sites/default/files/styles/full/public/2022-09/fapi_workflow_complete_v2_md.png.webp?itok=smmH4RkS 1x" src="/sites/default/files/styles/full/public/2022-09/fapi_workflow_complete_v2_md.png.webp?itok=smmH4RkS" width="1134" height="740" alt="Drupal Form API workflow illustration" class="img-fluid, in https://metadrop.net/en/articles/form-api-drupalcon-prague. As long as that markup is not shown on drupal.org, there should not be any issue, though.For the truncated article, since there was just an article on Planet Drupal, I removed the articles and let Planet Drupal gather again the articles from the feed. That fixed the article without content.
Comment #20
tunic@apadermo, the render is different for the website and for the RSS. In the RSS, absolute URLs are used.
Thanks for the fix!
Comment #21
avpadernoYes, you are (indeed!) correct.