I validated my feed and I am seeing errors like:
line 1
, column 39: Unexpected xsd attribute on rss element [
I'm not sure what this means and how to fix it as the feed was working, the feed address is:
http://accessibleworld.org/taxonomy/term/16/all/feed
Could anyone offer explination and a place to find a solution to get this feed working?
Thank you
Comments
Comment #1
Jim Ruby commentedI was working with one of my isp techs and this is what we came up with could anyone help in resolving this?________________________________
Hello,
Thank you very much for that information. I took another look at the difference between the two feeds and believe I was mistaken previously. The issue is not due to the placement of the and tags, but due to all the extra elements that the RSS Field Formatter module is adding to the tag.
For example, here is the tag from the valid feed:
And here is the tag from the invalid feed:
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Armed with that information, I then found out where exactly these extra "sioct", "skos", and other tags were being parsed from, which is from the "RDF" module,
This module was just updated on February 16th, and so I highly suspect this is what changed and broke the functionality of the RSS Field Formatter module.
What seems to be occurring, is this "rdf_rdf_namespaces()" function is being ran by the RSS Field Formatter plugin, and incorrectly pulling all those namespaces into the generated RSS, when they should not be there unless explicitly called for.
I tried to see if I could work around this issue, but as I'm not a programmer, this proved fruitless unfortunately.
I would highly recommend contacting the developer of the module, forwarding on the above information regarding the "rdf_rdf_namespaces()" function and the associated file, as this should give them a good start to resolving the issue.
As this is beyond me I would like to request some help in the direction I need to go to fix this or is something actually broken since the upgrade to drupal 7.10?
Thank you.
Comment #2
mfbNo idea how the RDF namespaces could end up in your RSS feed.
Does the problem go away if you disable the RSS field formatter module(s) that you are using?
Comment #3
mfbSounds like this might be a duplicate of this Views bug: #1418890: RSS feed display and RDF namespaces
Comment #4
bluehatdesign commented@Jim Ruby, were you able to resolve this? I'm seeing the exact same behavior on a feed I'm trying to create. It seems to work in various feed readers such as Google Reader, but it fails validation with the same errors you mention above. Also, when I try to aggregate it in another Drupal site using Feed Aggregater module, it doesn't display correctly.
Comment #5
Jim Ruby commentedNo and no enclosures are seen. I'm not sure what to do as I have ran in to a deadend.
Comment #6
dalearyous commentedi also have this issue on my feed. error shows up about a dozen times in the validator.
Comment #7
Jim Ruby commentedI wonder if anyone has this rss stuff really working in drupal and what they did. I even installed a new drupal site and modules and still ran in to the same problem. so I'm at a total loss here. It has been this way for over six months now or more and I hate telling my users that I just can't figure it out. Kind of puts drupal in a bad light to them. wish they did not take the rss stuff out of v7.
Comment #8
dalearyous commentedi just want to submit my guides to drupal planet but can't because it won't validate
Comment #9
Jim Ruby commentedI don't think this thread is being paid attention to or maybe there just is not a fix as I even offered to pay to get this resolved and my feeds have had this problem for close to a year now. I have even tried a fresh install and still the feeds did not validate. Maybe this problem is just a very small problem and not many people are experiencing it.
If anyone can help with this I sure would appreciate it. It really makes drupal not look so good when I tell them the feeds are broke and I'm running drupal. I really don't want to switch to another cause I've been using drupal since 5.x and do like it.
Thanks.
Comment #10
mfbI am closing this as a duplicate of Views bug #1418890: RSS feed display and RDF namespaces