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By gawrion on
I've got a simple to answer question but i don't know where to post it. So i'll write here. Maybe someone helpfull will answer me..Thanks! ;)
I've got site on drupal 5.x. There is feedapi module that agregates feeds and converts it to blog entries. Every feed has the same configuration: doesn't update existing items on refresh. My question is: what i have to do to re refresh one manualy deleted item from whole feed items? Lets say there is a situation:
1. Cron checks for new feeds and finds new entry.
2. Feedapi parses it and adds a blog entry from that feed.
3. I manually delete this entry.
4. i want feedapi to refresh once more that deleted entry from a feed with disabled "update exsisting feeds" option.
5. I dont want to touch other items from that feed.
What is the trick to do that? What i have to change in my mysql database? I could check by the probes and mistakes method but i dont want to screw somthing up.
greetings
gawrion
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Did you try
Did you try setting the feed to refresh, and to check for duplicates? If the other items have not been changed, they should be left alone.
Problem is..
..that i cant refresh other items becouse each one, after agregation is manually modified. If i'll do refresh all items, my work would be wasted..
I want to find a thing (table, record in mysql) on which depends agregation of fresh items in feed. If item was agregated and manualy deleted, feedapi seems not to see that feed item any more..I want to cheat the mechanism (and by the way know the way that mechanism, filosophy works)