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Originally Posted by blaze  From looking at the feed, it appears " <content:encoded>" is what needs to be imported in the " link_content" field. However, in order to view images from the feed, you will have to make sure the html tag (ie: <img>) is set appropriately for the story summary. To do this, you will need to click on admin >> configure >> submit. From there find " HTML tags to allow" which allows you to include html tags that can be used in the summary.
Also, because these <img> tags can include a lot of text, you need to increase the number of characters allowed in the summary as well, or else the <img> tag will get cut off likely due to truncating. To do that, you must go to admin >> configure >> summary and find " Content truncate" to change for the allowed number of characters to show. Change it to something like 400 characters if you want to include some text as well other than the image, because sometimes these image tags can carry a lot of characters.
You must understand that by allowing these html tags, you will also allow ALL USERS the ability to use these tags as well when submitting stories. If it doesn't work, then perhaps try increasing the number of characters again to maybe 1000. If that doesn't work, then perhaps it's another tag to be imported for "link_content" instead? Play with it until you figure it out which tag needs to be imported as the "link_content". |
thanks blaze,
oh.. now I know why the "Examine this feed" is there for
examine the feed says it all if I knew what it meant, thanks for pointing me in the right direction. you are right content-encoded the one to target.
I already have these tags in HTML allowed.
<youtube><googlevideo><xoinks><break><vimeo><revve r><myspace><img><ul><li><i>
and Content truncate to 1000
images are now coming
Cricket:Australia gang raped India,India cry / PeekLocal but not Videos (youtube),
Embracing Islam: An amazing aussie story / PeekLocal Do I need to install the video module first?