So everyone is aware, WP.org has moderated my account for unknown reasons and any replies or posts I make may take upwards of 72 hours to be visible.
I suggest emailing the moderators or going to the main support forum to ask more about this issue as they will not discuss it with me.
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Guess get_author() did not succeed properly a bit earlier ?
]]>Hello all,
We included a thumbnail feature in this release but we commented the line that adds functionality out because it was so buggy.
The problem is, SimplePie (the library WordPress uses) has an issue with a feed item that does not contain a thumbnail (if this is active). Instead of just skipping the import of the thumbnail it will stall the script (and the entire wordpress page).
I tried very many things to overcome this including putting the $item->thumbnail inside a if(!empty($item->thumbnail)) : condition, however if $item->thumbnail is activated in any way, the script stalls if one of the posts is missing a featured thumbnail.
So, in order to ensure cross-compatibility on all websites we simply removed this. If you are confident that your RSS feed is properly using thumbnails, feel free to enable the line.
]]>This is a very simple plugin with less than 100 lines of code. It is meant to not necessarily add features but to better streamline the features already available in WordPress. Most of the support will be community support as I will likely only respond in the event that someone reports an exploit.
This plugin is mainly intended for theme designers: a very easy way of including blog posts (or press releases) inside of a product page or as a related news item.
But, anyone may find this useful that needs to import feed content within their blog pages or posts.
If you find an exploit please email abuse [ a t ] goldsborowebdevelopment [dot] com.
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