I've enabled HTML minify. Normally it works fine. But I have a RSS-feed with CDATA. The RSS-feed is located at http://www.mydomain.com/?my_rss
W3 Total Cache removes newlines inside the CDATA in this RSS-feed.
I've tried enabling "Don't minify feeds". And I've also disabled "Line break removal". But none of this actions is helping. The newlines are removed anyway.
If I disable "HTML Minify settings" the newlines are kept. But I want to use minify for my normal HTML, CSS, and JS-pages. What should I do?
Please try the development version available here on wordpress.org.
I've tried it now. It still removes newlines.
I've enabled "Don't minify feeds"
I've disabled "Line break removal"
As before: When unchecking the "Enable" checkbox the linebreaks are there.
How is that RSS feed implemented?
This is how the feed is created. I've validated the feed - and I have several followers.
The problem is that W3TC doesn't understand that this is a feed.
function makerss () {
if (isset($_REQUEST['my_rss'])) {
require_once(dirname(__FILE__) . '/FeedCreator-1.8.0-dev/feedcreator.class.php');
header('Content-type: text/xml; charset=utf-8');
$rss = new UniversalFeedCreator();
$rss->setEncoding("utf-8");
// fill rss with content
echo $rss->createFeed("RSS2.0");
exit;
}
// else ignore - normal page
}
add_action('init', 'makerss');
How does W3TC recoqnize RSS-feeds? Maby I can add something to my output?
Unfortunately there are several ways to create a feed, but that implementation isn't what I would call "native", so W3TC sees that as a page if it catches it at all.
niska
