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cowpie
(@cowpie)
I noticed this doesn’t display in internet explorer oddly, but displays in other browsers.
Thread Starter
cowpie
(@cowpie)
I thought this was a weird problem, so I’m not surprised by probably not many people having seen it before 😛
That should NOT be visible to a user — it is meant to be an HTML comment only. However, if the feed is being output into the post content, and the WP filters are running on it, that could occur. Otherwise, it should be hidden. Not sure, but if you are using page/post PHP embedding techniques, that might do it.
I notice the closing --> for the html comment got filtered, and the double dash became an html-entity for an em-dash — thus someone is filtering the result. If you look at the HTML, you’ll notice that the SHOWING FEED line is ‘invisible’ in the page.
How are you embedding CG-FeedRead into your blog pages?
At one point a few months back I reworked it to remove the hyperlink (which was left-over from a year earlier…), as I ran into a similar problem. When I get the next rev of the powerpack out, it’ll likely fix the general issue, so long as filters leave the line otherwise untouched. Feel free to find the code that echo’s that particular line out, and comment it out in the PHP for the time being.
-d
Thread Starter
cowpie
(@cowpie)
is there anywhere you could direct me to that code I tried combing the files for it and couldn’t find it? Yes, I’m using a script that allows me to run php scripts within wordpress pages to do it.
so I do <phpcode> [code for feedread here] </phpcode>
sorry, I would have answered sooner, but I’m lucky if I get to glance at one page of forum titles before I get pulled back into coding… 😉 forum needs a view of ‘threads you are involved in’ with the usual latest-poster and timestamp…
glad you found the line anyway!
-d
