Though my site's Planet Drupal feed, The Accidental Coder, hasn't been removed from Planet Drupal (https://www.drupal.org/aggregator/sources/1829), its content is not appearing on the Planet Drupal feed.

I suspect that the cause might be that the link contains http:// while it should be https://. I don't see any way of changing this, myself.

Can you please correct the link and let me know if there is anything else that needs to be addressed?

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The feed URL (https://theaccidentalcoder.com/drupal-planet/feed) returns a 404 error and so does https://theaccidentalcoder.com/drupal-planet/feed. That's the reason why Planet Drupal doesn't show any article from the feed.

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Apart the missing feed, visiting some of the site pages (for example, https://theaccidentalcoder.com/switch-match) causes a WSOD with a The website encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later. message.

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I'm checking the wsod issue, but regarding the url, I changed the feed to the url you give, but then I notice that when I go to drupal.org/planet and scroll down to my site, the url is that which I had originally, theaccidentalcoder.com/tags/drupal-planet and not the one you cite. Changing it on my end to the one you cite seems to make no difference, other than now clicking my site name on the Planet page gives a 404, where it used to go to the feed.

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wsod fixed. had changed the feed view from a relationship to not, and forgot to change the architecture of getting to the value in the hook. Thanks!

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It doesn't actually state that the feed url has to that. It says to submit the URL in the application, which I did years ago. I'm going to change the url back to that, https://theaccidentalcoder.com/tags/drupal-planet, and still need to know why the content isn't being picked up there.

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Status: Active » Fixed

After editing the feed, it's necessary to update the items, or wait 3 hours and that is done automatically.
I updated the items, which is something only Drupal.org site moderators or users with higher roles can manually force. The Aggregator module found 3 articles.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

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Hello 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:

It is strongly recommended that you avoid relative URLs to images in your posts. They won't display for people reading your post on drupal.org and is generally discouraged.

Have a nice day!

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I just realized I had a third-party blocker active, and the images are actually included and getting pulled in. Sorry about the noise.