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Reader Integration: Add ids to RSS feed #996
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Yup. Was thinking something like I'd rather have the data inside the actual feed rather than as a |
Additionally, having the post id in each |
I'm going to take this on, aiming for 4.2. |
@blowery wrote this, but it doesn't seem like anyone took him up on the advice:
The way the namespace is defined makes it the default namespace and can break parsers (as was my case with a Drupal module recently). Can this namespace be defined with a proper prefix? Something like: |
@sdellis An Unless I'm missing something? Do you have an example showing how it broke something? |
My apologies. You are correct, @blowery, and this seems like a bug in the way the Drupal Feeds XPath Parser module determines default namespaces. Here's an example of where it's falling down in that module. Feel free to close #5219 @kraftbj. I will report the bug over there. Sorry for the false alarm, and thanks for your feedback! |
@sdellis no worries! For a bit there I was really quite worried. It'd been a while since I read the XML 1.1 spec. :D |
I know that this was has been rolled into the release already, but this change appears to make the mailchimp rss feed parser unhappy. Is there a way to disable this addition to the RSS feed without having to roll my own feed? The error MC support has pointed me to is the one reported in #35589 . While Google News parser seems better at handling slight errors, the MC one seems a bit less resilient. |
Per @blowery, it would be helpful for the WordPress.com Reader if feeds from Jetpack sites included the blog ID as metadata in the feed to confirm that site is a Jetpack site.
This would aid the Reader to understand if any of the WP.com data can be trusted or used for hints or if a site was previously a JP site, now no longer.
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