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What populates <content></content> tags in the RSS feed?

Added by Gilbert Flamino at 2012-03-13 10:29 pm

We have a situation where users claim that after the upgrade to Release 2.6 (from 1.5.0) the News RSS feeds no longer contain tagged content data. RSS feeds for Issues and the like look and operate fine. I reviewed the diffs and cannot see any changes that would of otherwise affected the RSS feed in this way.

Any suggestions?


Replies (4)

RE: What populates <content></content> tags in the RSS feed? - Added by Felix Schäfer at 2012-03-15 09:06 pm

What do you mean by claim? Have you tried to reproduce the error yourself?

RE: What populates <content></content> tags in the RSS feed? - Added by Gilbert Flamino at 2012-03-15 11:10 pm

It's not an 'error', what I was asking should the 2.6 News RSS feed <content> tag contain data? In our instance of Chili 2.6 the News feed does not BUT the Issues and other RSS feeds do.

The users claim that prior to the 2.6 upgrade the <content> tag contained data but I cannot see in the diffs where a change had been made that would had affected the feed in this way.

If you are asking if I had reverted to or instantiated a 1.5 Chili Project server to check, no I did not. Thought to ask here.

RE: What populates <content></content> tags in the RSS feed? - Added by Felix Schäfer at 2012-03-15 11:28 pm

I thought you meant some users didn't see it, sorry.

Anyway, I checked the code, there's indeed a bug though somewhat hidden. Could you open up an issue for that and assign it to me? Thanks!

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