Releases for FeedAPI

Release notes

If you upgrade to Drupal 6.14, upgrade to FeedAPI 1.9 beta 1.

- Allow aggregation from local files
- Feed Element Mapper 2.x support
- Drupal 6.14 compatibility: Fix bug that stopped FeedAPI from refreshing
at cron time #350788
- Series of minor bug fixes

Release notes

New since 1.6:

• File upload support
• Full views support
• Revision support on feed table
• Selectable input format for feed item nodes
• Inherit language info
• Configurable refresh rate
• Drush integration
• Simpletest 2.x compatible test suite
• Lots of minor and major bugfixes

See CHANGELOG.txt for an exhaustive list of the changes.

Known bugs / problems
Not compatible with poormanscron module.

Release notes

New since 1.6

• Support inherit language in feedapi_inherit
• Configurable refresh rate
• Cache lifetime setting for parser_simplepie
• Ability to adjust SSL peer verification in Parser Common Syndication
• Revision support for data inside {feedapi} table
• File upload support. You can upload a file and use it instead of a feed URL. Main use case: Parser CSV
• Selectable input format for feed item nodes
• Drush commands (beta2)
• Simpletest 2.x compatible tests (beta2)
• Impersonating feed author while refreshing the feed via cron (beta2)
• A series of bugfixes

Known bugs / problems

• Not compatible with poormanscron module.

Release notes

If you upgrade from previous versions, you might have to reconfigure some of your feedapi based views.

Changes

* Full views support, courtesy of drewish.
* Better parsing in Parser Common Syndication.
* Performance impovements (indeces on cross-nodes table).
* Fixed: delete old feed node items at cron time.
* Fixed: bug that prevented parsers to receive their settings.

Known issues:

* Do not use FeedAPI and Poormanscron together.
* FeedAPI will conflict with other modules that use SimplePie, too.

Release notes

Release of Saint Nicolas day
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We celebrate with a new release. I hope every FeedAPI user prepared their boots ;)

First, the most important for developers: there is an API change. See the developer wiki page for the changes.
Scalability is improved and a some bugs are fixed. See the CHANGELOG.txt for more.

Release notes

First of all, you should update from 1.3 version because serious bugs were fixed.
If you upgrade a current installation:
After updating the module, please visit update.php and apply the update. This update will fix the built-in content-type (Feed) of FeedAPI which was broken in FeedAPI 1.3. This is maybe not important for you if you do not use the built-in content-type.

Parser Common Syndication requires PHP 5.1.3.
To see the changes, see CHANGELOG.txt in the module main directory.
There are huge changes in the views integration, most important: more fields and filters.

Release notes

Full domain/scheme information for tags
Better test coverage
Various bugfixes
Function name changes
FeedAPI Node Views added
Hungarian translation is added

Release notes

As usual, you can find a couple of bugfixes in the release. You should always use the latest official release.

You can find the following new features in the release:
- Allow IP-address feed URLs at SimplePie parser
- Allow long URLs (up to 2048 char)
- Allow at OPML import to override or not to override feed title and description with the info from OMPL file
- Add skip capability of feeds. You can pause automatic feed update

Known issues:
- no FeedAPI Node Views, then no fancy Feed items at the link of the feeds
- if you create a feed w/ refresh on create settings, the promoted setting does not work (http://drupal.org/node/246604)
- OPML import works for some OPML files but sometimes it does not work, depends on the exact file. When it's extremely urgent, you can use a workaround, which is described here: http://drupal.org/node/250852
- The module is not compatible with poormanscron. If you use poormanscron, you have to refresh your feeds manually. Relevant ticket at poormanscron issue queue: http://drupal.org/node/235328

Release notes

The next stable release after FeedAPI 1.0 has arrived. If you use Drupal 5, definitely this package is for you.
There are tons of bugfixes. The new features are:
- FeedAPI node prevents empty node titles
- use hashing for detecting whether feed has changed before processing it
- don't refresh feed more often than 1800 seconds
- added cross feed deduping (for details, see http://drupal.org/node/193909 )