Recently i realized that some Feeds, altough they dont use enclousures they still give you pictures to your feeds somehow.
For example there is this feed item
<div class="entry">
<h3><a href="http://www.net.hr/sport/page/2010/09/02/0670006.html">Sramota: 'Užas, Europljani smrde kao crknuti magarci!'</a><div class="lastUpdated">2. rujna 2010. 17:47</div></h3><div base="http://www.net.hr/rss/feeds/sport/index.xml" class="feedEntryContent">Košarkaš američke reprezentacije i Indiana Pacersa Danny Granger izazvao je skandal nakon što je na svom profilu na Twitteru napisao da 'Europljani smrde poput mrtvih magaraca'.</div></div>
and then when i fetch it it becomes
<p><a href="http://www.net.hr/sport/page/2010/09/02/0670006.html"><img border="0" align="left" src="http://www.net.hr/2010/09/02/0675007.20.jpg"></a>Košarkaš američke reprezentacije i Indiana Pacersa Danny Granger izazvao je skandal nakon što je na svom profilu na Twitteru napisao da 'Europljani smrde poput mrtvih magaraca'.</p>
all out of sudden there is a picture in feed, how does this happen? Also sometimes pictures is sent sometimes it isnt and this make it more confusing to work with.
Comments
Comment #1
alex_b commentedI am having trouble believing that HTML snippet 2 is generated from HTML snippet 1. When working with Feeds keep in mind that output filters can be active on the nodes you review, taking a look at the field in the DB is always a good idea when trying to figure out what is going on.
Comment #2
Marko B commentedPlease try this and import it into your feeds,
http://www.tportal.hr/rss/naslovnicarss.xml
or
http://www.net.hr/rss/feeds/naslovnica/index.xml
if you load it in browser and check code, you wont see any images, but you will see you get images in your feeds and additional IMG tag.
Then please respond with what you think it is as i dont understand it :-)
Comment #3
alex_b commentedGo to admin/build/feeds, edit the importer you re using, set the node processor filter settings to "Full HTML" or equivalent, reimport :-)
Comment #4
Marko B commentedHmm but its not import that its problem, its that in source i dont see images, but when i import it images appear, do you understand that part?
What you said it seems to me that you understood that problem is the other way around :-)
p.s.
i dont see option you mentioned as you see it on picture, but html filter isnt making me problems as i DO have images on site i am wondering how do they appear as in XML code(RSS) there isnt any...
Comment #5
alex_b commentedAre you sure you are using beta 4?
Comment #6
Marko B commentedYou are right it is 6.x-1.0-alpha14. Didnt notice that but nevertheless this shouldnt make much difference as i am not saying feeds module has a problem.
If you know what is happening please explain as i would like to know how this works
Comment #7
hanno commentedchanged title to a more descriptive one. support status changed to active, as this issue isn't solved yet afak
Comment #8
hanno commentedin the mentioned feed http://www.tportal.hr/rss/naslovnicarss.xml I see pictures in the XML:
Comment #9
alex_b commentedPlease upgrade to beta 4, alpha 14 does not support setting the input filter of feed items as described in #3. I have imported http://www.tportal.hr/rss/naslovnicarss.xml and see pictures:
http://skitch.com/alexbarth/dsb4g/feeds-test-site
Here's a screenshot of the input filter setting:
http://skitch.com/alexbarth/dsb4e/edit-importer-feed-feeds-test-site
Comment #10
Marko B commentedNevermind, seems that this is some way firefox displays data for feeds, tried it with ie and pics are there but when in ff and checking it with firebug i get this code
so i will say this is some strange behaviour of ffox, sorry for bugging with this. thanx on effort i updated to beta.
Comment #11
Marko B commentedalex on your link, what is that block on right copy urls for sharing? which module is it?
Comment #12
alex_b commenteddeepM: that's http://skitch.com/