hcgtv wrote:

The biggest issue with the plugin is that the layout of the feeds is hard coded in the plugin. So on my sites, no two plugins have the same code base because of the intended purpose of the site. Looking towards the future, the layout should come from a TxP form, rather than hard coded inside the plugin source code. With the ability of having a form per feed, you can have side menu feeds with just a heading and content feeds with the full text of the feed. As it stands now, you can only use the plugin with one look per site, a bit limited.

Thanks hcgtv, I will certainly consider your comments.

Great news! :D

currently I insert a feed on one page… works fine… when I place the same code on another page, I get an ‘error getting feed’ on that page (the original still works fine)… maybe it’s the fact that a cache file already exists??

this is using the original version – not this one! but just mentioning in case

Actually, I noticed something in the code. Should this line (line 43):

else if ($ftitle != ‘’) $output .= “<h3>$ftitle</h3>”;

actually read like this:

else if ($ftitle != ‘’) $output .= “<{$argv[‘h’]}>$ftitle<{$argv[‘h’]}>”;

Stuart

I am using the SimplePie plug-in in many articles to show some Google news for specific topics. I.e. my article about British singer Duffy has the ten latest news on the bottom.

The problem is the ugly whitespace below the item titles. I know that this is not a core plug-in issue but maybe you can have a look at the problem with the Google news feed? A filter for that issue would be welcome :)

Last edited by merz1 (2008-03-22 19:34:54)