After installing SimpleFeed I receive following error message:
warning: Missing argument 1 for simplefeed_menu() in /hsphere/local/home/gkajba/everything4u.info/modules/simplefeed/simplefeed.module on line 30.
Tried to install previous version, same error message.
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Comment #1
adam640kb commentedsubscribing
Comment #2
go7 commentedSorry, I'm new to Drupal. I hope you meant that I should subscribe to this issue.
Also, I tested the Simplefeed script with the same rss feed I use in the aggregator module, but when I go to resfreh this feed I receive the error: Page not found. Cron jobs are working, and the feed works fine in the aggregator module. Does that have to do with the missing argument?
Thanks for the help
Gaby
Comment #3
kaw3939 commentedSame Problem
Comment #4
adam640kb commentedGaby, I have the same issue as you. My best guess is the error is related to a simplefeed menu item either on the navigation menu or the admin as I don't see a place to change any module settings for SimpleFeed after it's installed.
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csevb10 commentedThat's my fault. I had all the right files in my local version, but it appears that this didn't make it in to the repository.
Comment #6
go7 commentedThanks for the update. The error message is gone.
Unfortunately it seems that the feed URLs are not saved in existing feeds (saved in content). Every time I go to edit, the feed URL is back to http://www. and the feed settings are back to the default 1 day (discard) and 1 hour (for check feed).
The script works great when I create new feeds.
Is there any documentation? I really like your demo site, but I'm not really clear on how I could set up something similar (different topic, wouldn't be any competion)? The other thing that confuses me a bit are the FeedItems. Can I actually mix up the existing content by adding new RSS feeds to FeedItems? I was also wondering, how I can make video feeds show the video on my page?
I don't want to show the Author of the feed. Is there any way to ged rid of this setting? I know it's general Drupal setting, but do you know a way around this?
Thanks
Gaby
Comment #7
go7 commentedComment #8
csevb10 commented> Unfortunately it seems that the feed URLs are not saved in existing feeds (saved in content)
This is the sort of thing that can happen when the initial save fails and you aren't creating a new revision. If you want to keep that node, try creating a new revision, otherwise, delete the node and create a new node.
Simplefeed downloads the feed body content, title, and categories. Elements outside of those are not handled, so more advanced handling isn't currently an option.
You'll want to modify the node template to remove the author from the display. You might want to read the api page (http://api.drupal.org/api/group/themeable/6), but more information can probably be found throughout the drupal.org site - this probably isn't the place however.
Comment #9
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.