RealBlog_XH 1.5.3 and Comments_XH 2.7

[Gert]

The feed will not be created as long as one stays in admin mode.

Yes, and that should be so.

If the work is done and the admin logs out, the new feed will be created, until then the old feed is delivered,

Gert

[kweku]

thanks again for your input guys,

i checked the permissions they are correct.

thanks , i didnt know about logging out to save xml settings. i did that.

although i can see some improvement it seems there is still a slight problem with the feed url from Google reader? it also seems to repeat some of the articles..

for some reason the xml feed generates an incorrect URL " http://www.inspired-media-creative.com/cmsrb/?WebLog/?Blog&realblogaction=view&realblogID=3&page= "

it should be " http://www.inspired-media-creative.com/cmsrb/?WebLog&realblogaction=view&realblogID=3&page=1 "

[Gert]

for some reason the xml feed generates an incorrect URL " http://www.inspired-media-creative.com/ ... &page= "

it should be " http://www.inspired-media-creative.com/ ... D=3&page=1 "

Again: Check the rss settings in the language file (language settings of the plugin), rss page: has to be "WebLog",

Gert

[cmb]

Hi Gert, hi kweku,

Yes, and that should be so.

If the work is done and the admin logs out, the new feed will be created, until then the old feed is delivered,

That's absolutely fine! I just wanted to point out, that one has to log out first before the new feed can be checked.

@kweku: currently it seems you have set rss page to "WebLog/?" -- it should be only "WebLog" as Gert already wrote.

it also seems to repeat some of the articles..

This might be due to the missing <guid> element, so the reader might have problems to figure out, which articles are only modifications of existing articles (e.g. only a fixed typo). But it might also be caused by the changed URLs.

Christoph

[cmb]

Hi kweku,

in "Realblog settings":
rss link: http://www.inspired-media-creative.com/cmsrb

in "Realblog language":
rss page: WebLog

should do the trick.

Christoph

[kweku]

i have checked and doublechecked the rss url in settings and language.

it is definitely correct but the generated url in the xml is still wrong.

this is the latest link info from the rss feed.
<title>what the?</title>
<link>http://www.inspired-media-creative.com/cmsrb/?Weblog&amp;realblogaction=view&amp;realblogID=3&amp;page=</link>

this should be
' <title>what the?</title>
<link>http://www.inspired-media-creative.com/cmsrb/?WebLog&realblogaction=view&realblogID=3&page=1</link>

i have underlined the inconsistent ' &amp; ' which shows up in the rss feed links?

[cmb]

Hi kweku,

this should be
...
<link>http://www.inspired-media-creative.com/cmsrb/?WebLog&realblogaction=view&realblogID=3&page=1</link>

This would be incorrect. The feed is an XML document, so literal & has to be entity decoded as &amp;. Otherwise the XML parser would think that &realblogaction=view&realblogID=3&page=1 is an incomplete XML entity.

Christoph

[kweku]

hmmm?

does this mean realblog is unable to create working links to articles from the xml document? i dont understand.

i put the correct info in the settings and language editor but still cant get correct urls for each article.

[kweku]

sorry, i think i understand you now, about the xml document and handling of &...

unfortunately the link still does not work from the feed. the end result in the address bar looks like this. http://www.inspired-media-creative.com/cmsrb/?Weblog&realblogaction=view&realblogID=3&page=

any suggestions?

[cmb]

Hi kweku,

the link contains ?Weblog, but it has to be ?WebLog (URLs are case sensitive).

Christoph

PS:

URLs are case sensitive

This is not totally correct. Indeed the following holds:

URLs in general are case-sensitive (with the exception of machine names). There may be URLs, or parts of URLs, where case doesn't matter, but identifying these may not be easy. Users should always consider that URLs are case-sensitive.