westerngeomancy

Angelo,
Option 1 is beyond me!
Option 2 sounds like a lot of work!

I have therefore gone with option 3, and have emailed you the post feed as you suggest.

Many thanks for your help on this.

Hi Angelo,

It was a couple of years ago that I migrated from Podpress – I can’t remember exactly.

This problem only occurred recently, I think when I increased the server storage space. I’m wondering if it’s something to do with an old site backup file?

Looking at the import options you suggest, I tried importing Podpress settings, which seemed to have no effect.

Then I looked at importing Podpress episodes, which is returning 2 warnings:
‘We found blog posts that have 2 media files. You will need to create 1 more Custom Feed in order to continue..’, and
‘We found blog posts that have 2 media files.You will need to create 1 Podcast Channels to continue.’

Each episode is now showing 2 files, of which File #1 seems to be the one it wants to import. I haven’t done this yet as I’m not entirely clear what the best course of action is at this point!

I have just gone through every post and have checked and updated the details and links on every episode to make sure they are working, but I’m still getting the ‘error on line 315’ message.

This is really frustrating – is there a way to manually edit the feed? I’m sure that I’d have sorted this out by now if that was possible.

If your Podcast Episode is showing anything in the Subtitle field (found by clicking the More Settings link inside the Episode Info tab), completely clear it out and update the Post

There is nothing in the subtitle field, or any of the other fields in the advanced section, other than the default ‘Type – Full(default)’ and ‘Block – No’ fields. I never go into that when posting.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by westerngeomancy.

Oops, my bad – I’d made an error in the file name when I changed it. That’s working now, but the feed is still having the same problem.

OK, so I removed the podcast episode from the post, updated the post, cleared the cache, then viewed post and was still able to play the episode.

I then tried changing the file name and re-uploading the episode, attached to post and verified, but when I view post it now doesn’t play.

Castfeed validator is now returning this error: “rror parsing XML. is invalid XML, likely due to invalid characters. XML error: > required at line 313, column 39. Did not finish feed tests.”

Brilliant! Thanks Guido!

(Marking as resolved)

Thank you @gary-barrett – that’s solved the issue for me, and hopefully for other users too.
Many thanks!

I don’t understand – the theme is Gazette, not Minileven.
If you look at the page link I posted, look to the right of the price (in green) – the sale price shows in white text; that’s what I need to change.

the height that you are changing there is the height for the focussed textarea (i.e. when you click into it)

Aha – so it is. Very neat indeed. ??

Excellent! Thanks for the quick response, Tobias.
I changed the min-width to 400 and height to 250. The width has changed but not the height?

I don’t have the time to play with it at the moment rob, but I may give it another shot at some point in the future.

Another problem was that after it overwrote the existing event page and I replaced it, the event page looked OK in admin but always displayed the content of the home page when viewed. There is another post about this in the support forum that I’ve posted the issue on.
I’ve uninstalled it for the moment in favour of something simpler.

This happened to me as well, and it completely over-wrote my existing events page. I’m not savvy enough to know how to fix it, so I’ve uninstalled the plugin.