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    Default Re: RSS2 Feed Contribution

    Quote Originally Posted by tonibarcelona View Post
    It Isnīt At Download Area
    yes it's been there all day

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    Default Re: RSS2 Feed Contribution

    Quote Originally Posted by numinix View Post
    yes it's been there all day
    Ok,now i can see it.

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    Default Re: RSS2 Feed Contribution

    I have installed v 2.0.7 27.10.2007. Is it necessary to run the update 2_0_2 sql?

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    Default Re: RSS2 Feed Contribution

    Hi,

    I was looking at installing this mod, but then I looked in the sql install file and saw these lines:

    PHP Code:
    SET @configuration_group_id=0;
    SELECT (@configuration_group_id:=configuration_group_idFROM configuration_group WHERE configuration_group_title'RSS Feed' LIMIT 1;
    DELETE FROM configuration WHERE configuration_group_id = @configuration_group_id AND configuration_group_id != 0;
    DELETE FROM configuration_group WHERE configuration_group_id = @configuration_group_id AND configuration_group_id != 0;
    DELETE FROM configuration WHERE configuration_key 'RSS_FEED_VERSION'
    will this not just delete everything with a configuration_group_id = 0, What is this SQL for? I'm not sure why something needs to be deleted when you are installing from scratch with no previous versions installed.

    Thanks for any help.

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    Default Re: RSS2 Feed Contribution

    Maybe it doesn't delete things with configuration_group_id = 0
    PHP Code:
    configuration_group_id != 
    My mistake, still not quite sure what this SQL is for though? Any explanations would be most welcome.

    Thanks

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    Default Re: RSS2 Feed Contribution

    I'm on a roll tonight so I might as well carry on posting.

    I was just wondering what sites people submit their rss feeds to. I've had a look around but a lot of sites seem to be aimed more at news feeds or blogs.

    If some ones got a top 10 that would be great.

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    Default Re: RSS2 Feed Contribution

    Just notification:
    Dont put <table></table> in you product descriptions.
    THe RSS feeder doesnot support.

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    Default Re: RSS2 Feed Contribution

    Quote Originally Posted by taf View Post
    Hi,

    I was looking at installing this mod, but then I looked in the sql install file and saw these lines:

    PHP Code:
    SET @configuration_group_id=0;
    SELECT (@configuration_group_id:=configuration_group_idFROM configuration_group WHERE configuration_group_title'RSS Feed' LIMIT 1;
    DELETE FROM configuration WHERE configuration_group_id = @configuration_group_id AND configuration_group_id != 0;
    DELETE FROM configuration_group WHERE configuration_group_id = @configuration_group_id AND configuration_group_id != 0;
    DELETE FROM configuration WHERE configuration_key 'RSS_FEED_VERSION'
    will this not just delete everything with a configuration_group_id = 0, What is this SQL for? I'm not sure why something needs to be deleted when you are installing from scratch with no previous versions installed.

    Thanks for any help.
    What this SQL is doing is clearing out any configuration settings for existing (older?) versions of RSS Feed. If you don't have any, i.e. completely clean install, it won't actually do anything to the database.
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    Default Feeds are blank

    I've installed everything but all of my feeds are simply blank. Not even an XML declaration. IE gives me this error when I try to view the blank feeds:

    "XML document must have a top level element.
    Line: 0 Character: 0"

    My store has products in it, yes. And I configured the feed settings in the configuration panel. So I'm a little stumped. Any ideas?

    Thanks

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    Default Re: Blank Feeds

    To partially answer my own question, for some strange reason when I manually enter a feed URL like this:

    //localhost/zen-cart/index.php?main_page=rss_feed&amp;feed=categories&amp;cPath=65

    ..the feed works with the & written as &amp; and this is how the feed link is written in the source of the page. However, when you click on the links to the feeds on the page, the URL isn't escaped...

    //localhost/zen-cart/index.php?main_page=rss_feed&feed=categories&cPath=65

    And that "normal" link doesn't work.. just a blank page.

    This is on IE7. Quite baffled.

 

 
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