Closed (fixed)
Project:
Feedparser
Version:
master
Component:
Miscellaneous
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
10 Dec 2006 at 18:33 UTC
Updated:
17 Dec 2006 at 02:48 UTC
I'm not sure if this qualifies as an issue....probably more like...something I just don't know how to do! (smile)
The Feedparser is working magnificently...however, it seems to be stripping out embedded video from the feeds (i.e. youtube, revver, etc.) I think the feedenclosure is supposed to address this....but I'm not sure how. It is currently enabled....however...videos are still being stripped from the feeds. Any thoughts on how to correct this?
Thanks!
Comments
Comment #1
buddaCould be a number of things, so its probably a good idea to include the url to the feed in question if possible.
- the node filter you defined in the feed settings is stripping out diss-allowed tags.
- are the videos included in the feed text, or as enclosures?
Comment #2
jlee commentedHello Budda!
It appears that the videos are included in the feed text...
Another huge issue (I didn't notice it at the time of posting my original request).... It appears that the feed is still out images when aggregating content from blogspot (blogger) posts. I actually had the same issue with the aggregator node module...so maybe its a blogspot issue??? Please note however...if you visit the original source of the content, when you return to my site the pic then appears (as if the image needs to be cached locally before it will appear on the site) Has anyone else seen or had this issue?
On another note...thanks for the dedication to developing, improving and supporting this module. If there's anything I can due to help you out (beside programming....sorry I don't know php), let me know!
Thanks!
Comment #3
buddaCould you provide an example RSS with images in which doesn't work for you? i can take a look at it soon.
Comment #4
jlee commentedSure! That's for the assistance! An example RSS is http://platformlaunchaction.blogspot.com/rss.xml.
However, simply put, its pretty much any rss feed from a blogspot (Blogger) blog.
Thanks!
Comment #5
jlee commentedHi Budda - I noticed you were following up on some issues today, so I figured I buzz you and see if you have any feedback on this issue?
Also if anyone else is successfully aggregating photos (from blogger accounts) and videos in general and I'm interested in know what settings you're using.
Thanks!!!
Comment #6
buddaAll the photos are coming through fine on my test site. I'd show you, but it's local only site sadly.
But yes, the feed works perfectly.
Make sure you set your feeds input filter to "FULL HTML" to ensure Drupal is not stripping out any HTML tags from your freshly created nodes when you view them.