File enclosure and format_xml_elements : < , " , still in rss code

Same problem I'm seeing.

Please, fix this ASAP. This causes lots of problem of podcast.

Make sure you're setting this on your image field.

Thanks @math-hew - I was having this problem and indeed had that setting incorrect.

I'm going to set the status, but reopen if this doesn't work for others.

@Gregory: please make sure you use the latest dev version of the module, and that you use RSS <enclosure> element as field formatter - it should work fine then (just re-tested on my local sandbox). If you still experience the problem, please provide screenshots of your feed configuration (including image field config) and link to the feed.

Hold on, the original issue was about <enclosure> element, so why are we talking about Body field here?

Well, this issue was about <enclosure> element, so let's stick to it here.

Now, rewriting doesn't really change anything, as long as you don't change the type of value the field provides. Which means, if you have a field named field_images, you can rewrite the output using [field_images] and everything still works fine.

Of course, if you decide to replace this with, say, hardcoded URL, obviously it won't work anymore, as it expects to have image object, not its URL only. The same applies to using No results text, but that's expected behavior.

Ok, now I see what you are trying to do. And that's right, it is not going to work, because Field_1 returns already formatted <enclosure> element, while Field_2 expects image object instead. It's not a bug, this is how Views module works. And there is no way around it without custom coding I'm afraid. (Also, this is an edge case, and as such I'm not planning to account for it in the module.) You might want to implement custom enclosure preprocess function for this field, and put all the logic there (passing image object from Field_1 to Field_2 to Field_3 if needed.)

FWIW: I ran into this issue and to correct it, I had to uncheck all the style settings (default classes et al) and make sure there was no re-write results checked. Once I did that, it became pretty again.

I ended up using hook_views_pre_render

function MYTHEME_views_pre_render(&$view) {
  if(isset($view->name) && $view->name == 'taxonomy_term'){
    foreach($view->result as $r){
      //var_dump($r);
      if((empty($r->field_field_image[0])) && !empty($r->field_field_img_principale[0])){
	$r->field_field_image[0]['rendered']['#rss_element'] = $r->field_field_img_principale[0]['rendered']['#rss_element'];
      }  
    }
  }
}