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Hi Brand New,
You might try clearing the SP input and output caches. Perhaps SP has the old feed content cached.

Also, after you have changed the settings on the wp publisher feed site, open the feed url in a browser to see if the full article is being published in the feed.

Best regards,
SP Developer

Hi Brand New,
From your description it sounds like the feed publishers wordpress site is not publishing the full post in their rss feed. This is typical of many wordpress sites as WP defaults to only publishing the first portion of the post via rss and then inserts a ‘…’.

If you will post the rss feed url we can double check that this is the issue. You can also check for yourself by putting the rss feed url into a browser to see if the articles are being published in full or just an excerpt. I usually use the firefox browser when looking directly at a feed url because it formats the feed nicely.

Best regards,
SP Developer

Hi tiatridis,
From your description it sounds like you might have an html tag from the ‘Custom formatting’ tab that was not closed. Perhaps there is an open div tag without the close div tag???

You can go to the support tab and copy the settings then email them to the support address….

What is the url for the page that is showing the problem?

Best regards,
SP Develper

Hi esprit22,
the fix for the custom feed separation code has been delivered in version 1.0.26.

Best regards,
SP Developer

Hi sebvita,
I have reproduced and seen the issue you are having with the second feed URL. In looking at the raw feed XML code, it looks like the primary difference is that the 2nd feed uses encoded content within CDATA tags in the item description where the other 2 feeds don’t do this. We will be working on this issue and hope to release a fix in the next version of SP.

Thank you very much for submitting this issue and for providing the feed links.

Best regards,
SP Developer

Hi esprit22,
The fix for the adsense code in the ‘Custom feed separation code’ section will be in the next release of SP.

Best regards,
SP Developer

Hi sebvita,
I tried to open the feed URL’s in a browser and your domain ‘clg-ezola.fr’ is not responding. Even trying to directly access your root domain at https://clg-ezola.fr/ results in a http timeout. Your development site here ‘dev.clg-ezola.fr/public’ also results in a timeout.

You should figure out what is wrong with your site and then try loading the feed URL’s into a browser such as firefox to verify that you get the expected feed content.

Best regards,
SP Developer

Hi KennethKarl,
The author is now available for a feed article.

Perhaps you can provide a link to a feed with an author image.

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SP Developer

You can se an an example of your feed here: https://syndicatepress.henryranch.net/feed-tests/namespace-tests/

Hi Bertrand57,
Image and price from your pm namespace are now supported in SP version 1.0.25, released yesteday.

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SP Developer

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Hi esprit22,
Glad you got the cache permission issues resolved.

Regarding adding new pages for articles… SP does not currently support this. Perhaps this will be addd to an upcoming SP-PRO release.

Best regards,
SP Developer

Hi esprit22,
We are not security experts so we cannot advise you on securing your server.

SP does not need any more permissions than required to be able to read/write to its cache dir.

Best regards,
SP Developer

Hi esprit22,
The last message contained a typo. It should have included the user dir in the path.

It seems as though your installation may be corrupt. Try deleting the SP plugin and all associated files, then try to install it again via the WordPress admin plugin control panel. There have been many changes to SP since 4 months ago when you were encountering the error.

If you still see an error regarding permissions, then the problem with your permission settings still exists and you should use an FTP program to change the permission settings.

SP does not configure any of your server paths or know anything about your server path above the syndicate-press plugin directory. When SP downloads a feed, it checks to see if the syndicate-press/cache/input and syndicate-press/cache/output directories exist. If those dirs don’t exist it tries to create them prior to caching the feed. From the errors you provided it appears that SP is unable to create the cache/input and cache/output dirs. SP needs read/write access to the syndicate-press dir and below…

As always, you should understand your servers permissions settings to make sure that your server is correctly configured for your application.

Best regards,
SP Developer

Hi Bertrand57,
I have implemented basic support for the image using the pm namespace that your feed utilizes. I am still testing it out and adding some surrounding features to control the image, but things are looking good so far. It may end up being next week before it is delivered as there will be a large set of new features in the next update that need to be tested.

Best regards,
SP Developer

Hi KennethKarl,
Thanks for the kind words about SP. Regarding your questions…

1) Date sorting across feeds has been requested a lot. ?? The concern we have with it is that by breaking up a feed and intermixing the articles with other feeds, the integrity and cohesiveness of the feed as a publisher has provided it will have been removed. The feed content and articles are copyright of the feed publisher. Intermixing feed articles with those from another feed might violate the copyright of the feed publisher. This is why we have not implemented date based sorting across feeds.

2) We are actually working the author feature this week and almost done. Can you post a feed url that has the author for each article in it? A feed with authors and their pics would be excellent to test with.

Best regards,
SP Developer