manstraw

I tried to install it, and it appears to me the install instructions are incomplete, or something. All kinds of junk in the .zip I downloaded, including bak files and such. I didn’t have time to check out what was going on, but it ain’t right as it is. It might be a great plugin. I hope I have time to get it working at some point.

wordpress has magpie functions built in. use those functions to suck content from other rss feeds.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/fetch_rss

If you want a tag to follow something horizontally instead of going to a new line, you do it in css with float: left; or float: right;

as in

li { float: left; }

Technically it validates. Those are just warnings. It might not even be any one of those warnings that aol is having the problem with. Unless someone has hit this issue before, I don’t see a way around experimenting.

That’s a good question, in that, I don’t specifically what aol dislikes. I would still start with saving the feed as a static file, named the way you think aol will like, and try submitting it again.

If it likes it, then you know it’s path name and not the content. If it doesn’t like it, you can go through the static file line by line deleting items until it validates. (start at the bottom so line numbers don’t change).

Well, that’s what I would do find the issue.

And I might update to 2.0.3 first, just cuz.

I might direct this problem to AOL, as it appears to be their issue.

To be sure it would work the way you want, have you saved your feed to your a static file named the way you want? I would do that to be sure your desired path will solve the problem.

Actually, looking at your feed, it’s not quite formed the same as mine. Could it dislike the comment? (<!-- podcast_generator="podPress/6.0" -->). I have no idea what aol may or may not like to read in it feeds it tries to eat.

Does that pmetrics plugin also put in the regular javascript call to the performancing script? It was duplicated on her page.