Please read this: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/delete-feed-random-every-day-and-now-while-insert-it-too/
I highly recommend to never use the “auto” RSS pull mode. Use cron instead to avoid the mentioned problem.
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cyberseo.
It didn’t help at all, even after switching to manual cron, I still can’t edit or delete a feed or even add a new feed and the feeds are still not pulling post.
Please what am I to do
You do something wrong – just believe me (most likely you didn’t wait for 10-15 minutes after switching to “cron” mode). Pleas read the other feed (https://wordpress.org/support/topic/delete-feed-random-every-day-and-now-while-insert-it-too/) – especially the last 3 posts there.
You have absolutely the same issue. You are n the first and lost the last one, so I know what I’m talking about. So if you provide me an access to your WP admin panel, I’ll do the following:
1) I’ll enter your WP settings and click at CyberSEO Lite->General Settings.
2) I’ll switch RSS pull mode to “cron”, save the settings and wait for 10-165 minutes.
3) Then I’ll click at CyberSEO Lite->General Settings, modify some random feed settings and add some other test feed, say http://rss.cnn.com/rss/cnn_topstories.rss
4) All my modifications will be successfully saved.
5) I’ll post the results here.
6) You’ll say that I was right because you forgot to do something from steps 1-5, or you just won’t reply to this thread because the problem will be fixed and you won’t be interested to continue this conversation.
So if you want, we can try it and you will see if my prediction above is right or not 😉
P.S. If the plugin does not pull new posts from feed, then it means you set some options improperly. E.g. thumbnail generation, full-text extraction etc – all these options have warning notices written in bold. Please read them carefully.
