I get this error warning after upgrading to feedapi 1.1
warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /modules/feedapi/feedapi.module on line 969
The feed does not update.

Apache 2.2.6 (Unix)
PHP 5.2.5
MySQL 5.0.45-community

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aron novak’s picture

aron novak
Primary language Hungarian
Location Hungary, Budapest
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Can you attach here your variable table? In this way i could see your exact content-type preset configuration.

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lbarrioc commented
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Thanks. Please, tell me if you need any thing more

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aron novak
Primary language Hungarian
Location Hungary, Budapest
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I have one suggestion (it should not be a problem, but who knows :) )
- for the feedapi_node content-type, you have two parsers enabled. Please disable one of the parsers (you can do this by editing this content-type) for feedapi_node and check out what happens. As I see, you use PHP5. So you might want to use parser_common_syndication. Did you install simplepie library for parser_simplepie anyway? If not, tt could be a problem that this parser is enabled for that content-type too.
If you choose parser_common_syndication, please update to the next daily dev package, because in feedapi 1.1, the caching system is broken.

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aron novak
Primary language Hungarian
Location Hungary, Budapest
commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Anyway, i found out not that it was a bug. Now it's fixed.
But I suggest you to follow the instructions of the above comment, usually two parsers for one feed is totally useless.

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lbarrioc commented

I have activated only parser simplepie and it seems to work OK now. Thanks You very much
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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.