RSS Feeds broken - Using unqualified URLs
Topic last updated
17 Aug 2012, by
Neal Horman.
3 replies
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1. The RSS feeds contain multiple href/src link URLs that are not fully qualified.
Quote:
<a href="/users/llumpu/" >
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src="/media/profiles/e17aeca56fab22ce30ac615e72cc64e5_16x16_crop_sharpen_upscale_q85.jpg"/>
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<a href="/forum/bugs-suggestions/post/18780/">Read more</a>
This makes it impossible to effectively use the RSS feed in anything but a browser.
2. You should be using PubSubHubBub publishing https://code.google.com/p/pubsubhubbub/
This will cut down dramatically on the amount of RSS polling against your site by well behaved RSS aggregators (mine included) and give instant (nearly) feed updates to your consumers!
3. There is a silly amount of white space embedded in the content and title element sections.
Cheers, and TIA.
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I'm sure that you guys have been incredibly busy with the infrastructure move, and this is probably a low priority item, but could I get a quick response on this to know where you stand on this...
Thanks
Hi Neal,
Apologies for the lack of response! We will try to get the URLs fixed next week. As a slightly longer term activity we'll look at more realtime updates/feeds.
Thanks,
Dan
Thanks Dan.
I've been through the PubSubHubBub process using Google's hub, so please feel free to ping me with questions.
It looks harder that it actually is...
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1. The RSS feeds contain multiple href/src link URLs that are not fully qualified.
Quote:
<a href="/users/llumpu/" >
Quote:
src="/media/profiles/e17aeca56fab22ce30ac615e72cc64e5_16x16_crop_sharpen_upscale_q85.jpg"/>
Quote:
<a href="/forum/bugs-suggestions/post/18780/">Read more</a>
This makes it impossible to effectively use the RSS feed in anything but a browser.
2. You should be using PubSubHubBub publishing https://code.google.com/p/pubsubhubbub/
This will cut down dramatically on the amount of RSS polling against your site by well behaved RSS aggregators (mine included) and give instant (nearly) feed updates to your consumers!
3. There is a silly amount of white space embedded in the content and title element sections.
Cheers, and TIA.