Hi @bjoeri,
Did you put the shortcode in the Visual Mode of your WordPress editor?
If so, try to put it in a Text Mode editor instead. Since the source and the " character might be wrongly translated/encoded so the source parameters are being ignored.
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bjoeri
(@bjoeri)
I did in textmode. Tried with the built in rss widget (which looks awful) and the feed was displayed correctly.
Both Feeds with different ID:s where displayed, and I double checked the id and source and they are both unique, still, the feed are mixed up, feeds from both ID:s is mixed in both of the separate feeds. Strange!
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bjoeri
(@bjoeri)
If the ” where to be wrongly encoded, I suppose it wouldn’t work at all.
I suspect though it could be a sync/cavhe problem since aggregator uses an external storage for the feeds, as I have to be logged in to edit the feeds there’s some sync issues going on?
Hi @bjoeri,
We have had some past reports that if the " is wrongly encoded, any parameters will be ignored, hence, all feeds are displayed regarding what values are set for those parameters.
That’s why we were asking you about that at the first place.
We’re not sure with a couple of your last statements here.
First,
Tried with the built in rss widget (which looks awful) and the feed was displayed correctly.
What built in rss widget you mean here? Is it the WordPress default RSS Widget? By the feed was displayed correctly, did you mean you use the WP RSS Aggregator shortcodes for this or not?
And second,
I suspect though it could be a sync/cavhe problem since aggregator uses an external storage for the feeds, as I have to be logged in to edit the feeds there’s some sync issues going on?
We’re also not sure which external storage and what sync issues you meant here. Can you please elaborate?
That said, have you also tried to run the theme/plugins conflict test as is explained here? If not, please try it and let us know your findings.
