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Link extraction from RSS feeds fails on XML entities #204

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sebastian-nagel opened this issue Apr 11, 2018 · 0 comments · Fixed by #205
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Link extraction from RSS feeds fails on XML entities #204

sebastian-nagel opened this issue Apr 11, 2018 · 0 comments · Fixed by #205
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If the content of elements in RSS feeds contain XML entities the link extraction does not the correct link: eg. <link>http://get2ch.net/?category=it&amp;pickup_id=2426594</link> (from http://get2ch.net/feed/news/?category=it). Need a solution same as in 8467517.

sebastian-nagel added a commit to sebastian-nagel/crawler-commons that referenced this issue Apr 11, 2018
- ignore query part of URL to determine sitemap location prefix
  for URL validation, fixes crawler-commons#202
- resolve relative links in RSS feeds, fixes crawler-commons#203
- allow non-continuous content (containing XML entities or CDATA)
  when parsing links in RSS feeds, fixes crawler-commons#204
- extract links from <guid> elements in RSS feeds, fixes crawler-commons#201
sebastian-nagel added a commit to sebastian-nagel/crawler-commons that referenced this issue Apr 25, 2018
- ignore query part of URL to determine sitemap location prefix
  for URL validation, fixes crawler-commons#202
- resolve relative links in RSS feeds, fixes crawler-commons#203
- allow non-continuous content (containing XML entities or CDATA)
  when parsing links in RSS feeds, fixes crawler-commons#204
- extract links from <guid> elements in RSS feeds, fixes crawler-commons#201
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