Hi, I have been using mediarss to support cooliris galleries in my site, but version 2.7 is no longer working to do this.

I have reverted to 2.6 for now, but I wanted you to notice this, as I don´t know who is to blame (cooliris or mediarss).

I have looked at the feed you provide and didn't see anything wrong with it. maybe cooliris is not implementing the new tags correctly?

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jlevy’s picture

jlevy commented

I've noticed this also. Subscribing.

gmewes’s picture

gmewes commented

I have the same problem with cooliris! Subscribing!

Microbe’s picture

Microbe commented
Status: Active » Needs review

Can somebody try the 6.x-dev which is a partially back to 6.x-2.6 but i think still follows the guidelines for Media RSS feeds

jlevy’s picture

jlevy commented
Status: Needs review » Reviewed & tested by the community

Cooliris released a new version a day or two ago (1.10). It seems that mediarss 2.7 works fine with this new version. Maybe the problem was on their end.

The dev version works also. Thank you for working on this!

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heronog commented

Works ok for me.

peter panes’s picture

peter panes commented
Title: Cooliris compatibility is lost with mediarss-2.7 » Cooliris compatibility is lost with mediarss-2.9
Version: 6.x-2.7 » 6.x-2.9

Still having the Coolirirs problem with version 2.9, still using version 2.6.

rjbrown99’s picture

rjbrown99 commented
Status: Reviewed & tested by the community » Active

FWIW, I'm using the -dev version of this module with Cooliris right now and it seems to work fine.

I am changing this to "active" because there is no patch here that is reviewed or tested by the community.

mrP’s picture

mrP commented
Version: 6.x-2.9 » 6.x-2.x-dev

Would someone mind detailing a basic Piclens + MediaRSS + Views configuration?

ojfam’s picture

ojfam commented

For a Drupal+Cooliris integration you're probably better of with Views RSS+the patch mentioned here - #1119692: Support for tags with attributes, and self-closing tags. It is especially useful if you have made use of a single node to hold multiple images.