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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [RSS llama] Is this all links without other choices?An example here: http://oooorgle.com/BeyondTheCorral/News/
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [RSS llama] Is this all links without other choices?Toni, perhaps if I am able to include the ability to narrow a list to a particular group or set of groups by specifying what group/s within the quick-code for the news page (i.e. [rss-llama cat=news]). That is one thought I am having. As well I could include a field in the admin section to exclude groups from every showing in the default list, thoughts?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [RSS llama] Is this all links without other choices?This pulls from the links that have the RSS feed populated. If you are referring to global (everyone) exclusion of the site in the list perhaps leave the rss feed empty in your link… if you show that field in a links page or other template/list, then that would not be a solution.
Each site has a check-box to exclude per a cookie, but this is limited by your browser settings to the number of cookies a domain can store, usually about 50. I want to change it to use an array instead of single records to eliminate that limitation in the next release.
I am trying to think of how I can allow exclusion globally without cookies or altering the WordPress links table, which I think to be a very bad idea. A bit or research should churn up some ideas if not a solution. Hopefully I can work in something that will provide exactly what I think you are asking for.
If I have missed your point please let me know. I will update when I get somewhere further, and thanks! I find it useful myself with my own links list which I use to read alternative news sites and am grateful to get ideas to improve it. Cheers!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Admin Bar Improved] Login Link not showing for Not Logged In usersDropped this plugin for another.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Subscribe To Comments Reloaded] Can't Unsubscribe from CommentsThank you contemplate! We love those that think.
It was the hosting provider that caused this. Too, regardless if I used fetch_feed or XML the problem was the same as it would not resolve outside my domain.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: RSS Feed Too Slow – Timeout while fetching the feed.Problems started with an upgrade… Your RSS loaded faster than your site for me. Not a slow host that I can tell. Perhaps this is fixed for you.
I was having issues nesting foreach loops with fetch_feed() and getting consistent results. Some rss feeds would import and others would not and end the script with no error or any return. What has worked for me so far, after I know my coding is correct, is to adjust the WP_MEMORY_LIMIT.
I added this line to the top of my wp-config.php file.
define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘128M’);
I read that the default setting is 32M. I first tried 64M and it didn’t work. Then 96M and it did work until I got up to around 50 feeds, then increasing it to 128 is working alright for the time being. I don’t understand how WP uses memory for fetch_feed but this something I didn’t expect and had a hard time figuring out. Not sure if this is your problem but fyi. 🙂 Cheers.
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: Fatal error in Dashboard Widgets (memory exhausted)ssallc, I love you! After many hours troubleshooting and searching it was the define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’); that fixed it. I was struggling with nested foreach. It would always fail with more than one foreach. Now it works perfectly.
As well, for the longest time some feeds would just not respond, but pasting the link directly in the browser would get you there. This is the problem I was having there as well.