Feeds.App was installed fine.
When I go to add a Feed I plot in a URL. No matter what URL I put in, it tells no feed was discovered. In my activity log, here is what it says:
http://www.envirokleansupplies.com/store/inde x.php?main_page=rss_feed could not be fetched.
Usage: $h->push_header($field, $val) at (eval 174) line 1
Does anyone know what is holding me up here. I know its on my end because it doesn't matter what URL I search, the end result is the same. Been trying to get this running for two days and rather frustrated about it.
Nathan
Reported on Movable Type 4.261
I don't know if it is a typo but the is a space between the e and x in index.php
Yeah, that's not there, not sure how it fell in there. I copied and pasted it into the line.
Here is another one, same results:
http://feeds.foxnews.com/foxnews/latest could not be fetched.
I am pretty sure foxnews doesn't have an issue with their RSS feed.
Try http://feeds.foxnews.com/foxnews/latest?format=xml
Same outcome. I think I have some bad coding somewhere. I initially installed the Feeds.App Lite which did not work. So I installed the full version. When it ask for the url, it shows Feeds.App as the header. But then, it changes to Feeds.App Lite when the error hits. I disabled the Feeds.App Lite plugin and went as far as renaming the folder. I do not understand what the coding:
is pointing toohttp://feeds.foxnews.com/foxnews/latest?format=xml could not be fetched.
Try taking the feeds.app lite directory completly out of the plugins directory rather than disable or rename it. Having both can cause problems. Which version are you running?
Running Feeds.App 3.01 with MT 4.261
Ran it again and got the same error. But I did notice some side effects that were attached to the file folder still being there. BUT when the error came up, it still said it was in the lite version. Not sure how that happened...
Are you running fastcgi?
No.
Actually I just found CGI::Fast in my extlib folder...
FastCGI would be part of your Apache config rather than MT (the exlib just contains the modules to interface with it). It caches 'a bunch of stuff' while Apache is running which means if you make any changes you need to restart the Apache process before they take effect.
Well, being hosted at GoDaddy on a shared server, don't think I can get Apache restarted, I will check in on it tomorrow. Thanks!
OK! Got it working, but I noticed on other post an issue, expected it to possibly hit, and it did. The Widget feed works and I can publish, but once published, no content comes up. I have heard I could use GetXML to get it to work. What does that look like. Can you show me some sample coding? Thanks for all the help!
Nathan