Probably small bugs

Sorry to hear that but nothing I can add here. There is the only way to delete the feeds from CyberSEO is to select them manually in “CyberSEO Lite RSS/Atom Syndicator” and click “Delete selected feeds” or “Delete selected feeds and syndicated posts”.

It is absolutely impossible to get them deleted somehow else. The deleteFeeds() method must be called. The source code of CyberSEO is open to everyone and everyone can find out that CyberSEO can not delete feeds at its own.

As you can see by the other threads in this forum, nobody else has a similar problem to yours. Nobody among of over 10,000 users. Thus I assume it’s some specific problem related to your database, server configuration, conflicts with 3rd-party plugins, themes etc. So I just can’t reproduce and fix it from my end because I can’t simulate your environment.

Unfortunately the only thing I can suggest is to switch to an alternative RSS aggregator for WordPress. Please make sure to check out the following plugins: WP-o-Matic, FeedWordPress, RSS Post Importer / FeedsAPI, RSSImport, Syndicate Press, FeedWeb, RSS Just Better, CSV 2 Post, Simple Feed Copyright, WP Syndicate, HungryFEED, Feedzy, WP Pipes.

OK OK … no problems for my crazy feed ??

But I have reported you another small bug … please, check if it exists or even this depends on my installation

… setting in the “after default setting” options pages:

“Create new categories defined in syndicating post”

When I go to insert the feed it always proposes the first item again:

“Post to default WordPress category”

You can check?
Thank you

Second question:
I tried to save the contents of the DB relative to the “cxxx_syndicated_feeds” field when all the feeds were loaded and this morning, that the feeds had disappeared again, I reloaded the previously saved content in the above field but in the CyberSEO Lite WP page the feeds were still empty.
Can you help me solve it?
This would make my life easier ??
Thank you

This is not a bug. When you add a new feed, you can set its personal category settings or you can use the default ones. So then you add a new feed, you may select “Use RSS/Atom default settings” and every time when the feed will be puled, it will use the default category settings. Thus if you change the default settings, it will be aromatically applied to all feeds that use them.

Course as it mentioned already, you may use personal category settings for every feed to overwrite the default ones.

Second question:
I tried to save the contents of the DB relative to the “cxxx_syndicated_feeds” field when all the feeds were loaded and this morning, that the feeds had disappeared again, I reloaded the previously saved content in the above field but in the CyberSEO Lite WP page the feeds were still empty.
Can you help me solve it?
This would make my life easier ??
Thank you

You already asked about this and I said I can’t help you here because I have no idea on what’s going on at your server, what’s wrong with your database or PHP interpreter which deletes the feeds at its own. The CyberSEO plugin has no such a function. The only way to do so is to select the feeds in the main menu and delete them manually by clicking the appropriate button.

The Lite and Pro versions of CyberSEO are currently installed at 31,988 websites and you are the only one who has such an issue.

The only suggestion I can give is to change your hosting provider.