Miguel Muscat

Hi,

The green circle does not mean that the feeds are valid. It means that the feed source are active. Grey circle means they are paused. The active/pause state allows the plugin to know which feed sources you want to import from.

The fetching problem is most likely not caused by the WordPress update. The update did not change anything that the plugin relies on.

Check that your feeds do in fact contain new items that need to be imported.

You also try manually fetching the feeds, by clicking “Fetch feeds” in the Feed sources table, or by going into the plugin’s Debugging screen and clicking the “Update all feeds” button.

You update the URL from the plugin, not from a file.
WordPress Admin > WP RSS Aggregator > Feed Source > Edit the feed source > URL field

The feed source URL should have the “/feed/” at the end.

Furthermore, is https://fafaillestudio.com/ your own site, or is it https://www.hellocoton.fr/ ?

I can see that in your Error Log, where it says “Failed to fetch feed”, that the URL if the feed source is not https://fafaillestudio.com/feed/, but in fact https://fafaillestudio.com/

Can you confirm this? Try including the “feed/” suffix if it is not included in the URL.

Furthermore, check that there are no spaces or empty characters before and after the URL in the text field.

The link thumbnail option should not remove the title or the source.
What is generating your layout? It could easily be broken HTML that is causing this.

Make sure that you don’t have 0 (zero) in the ‘Title maximum length’ option in the WP RSS Aggregator Settings page.

Hi echaplin,

Are you able to validate the feed source ? It could be that a particular feed item contains an invalid character, and the whole feed fails to import.

Hi Fayused,

Are you using the WP RSS Aggregator plugin alone, or with the Feed to Post add-on ?

Hi iviliata,

I have tested the feed sources with the latest version (v4.0.7), and they all worked.
Initially, the first feed source didn’t fetch, and the others did. I went to the Debugging page, noticed an error in the error log, and tried the “Update all feeds” operation and it imported just fine.

I set up a simple page with the [wp_rss_aggregator] shortcode, and all feed items were shown.

A few of questions regarding your setup:
– What version of the plugin are you running ?
– Are you running any of the premium add-ons ?
– Do you have any limit options set in the settings ?
– Can you see the number of feed items imported under the “Imported items” column in the feed sources page ?
– Can you see the feed items in the “Imported Feeds” page ?

Hi kenaesson,

We integrated your filters in our code.
They are now called: wprss_ftp_post_args, wprss_ftp_post_meta, respectively.
They will be included in the next update, and will be documented on the FAQ on https://wprssaggregator.com/faq

Thanks for your contribution.

Hi ivilata,

Can you please send us the feed sources, or some of them, you are using ?
We will try to debug the problem using the same feed sources and get back to you.

Hi OldTrog,

You can separate the feed sources in one of two ways.

1. You can set up multiple pages using different shortcodes for each source. For instance, in one page you can use the shortcode [wprssaggregator source=”21″], and in another using [wprssaggregator source=”35″], where 21 and 35 are the IDs of the feed sources. You can get the IDs from the Feed Sources page. They are listed under the ID column.

2. Since you are using multisite, you can also set up each site for each feed source. This however can be a bit of an overkill, since all you will have on each site is a single page with a shortcode for that feed source. If you opt for this method, you can make your sites look very simple and clean, by making the page with the shortcode the homepage.

We recommend you use the first, since you can better organize the pages for each feed source in your site navigation menu or sidebar. People can choose the feed source they want to view from there.

To show all the feed items of all feed sources, you can simply use the shortcode [wprssaggregator]. This will aggregate all the feed items into one page.

Hope this answers your question.

Miguel

Hi KinectPulse,

Have you tested out this feed source with the latest version of WP RSS Aggregator ? On our installation, the latest version is pulling the feed items from perfectly.

Forgive me, I didn’t see that you had already discovered the cause if (1).

Hi barrowr,

1. The feed you are pulling from might only provide the last 10 feeds. This cannot be changed. The source controls this limit.
2. The feeds on the front-end are sort according to the the date they have assigned in the feed. The source sends this date for each feed. It could be the case that the feed source does not send the feed items sorted by date, so you might be confusing the date the feed items were imported with the actual date given by the source. If you can confirm that the dates are correct and they are not sorted, then kindly send us the feed source(s) that are not being sorted and we’ll have a look at it.

Hi Richard, we attempted to fix this with the release of version 3.7.

Can you please confirm this ?

Thanks