this is an example of how the feed looks in the aggregator module:
pHave you ever wondered how to avoid toxic relationships? God has a design for relationships that when followed, moves us to healthy participants in fantastic relationships./p pa href=http://robhaslam.ca/node/45 target=_blankread more/a/p
As you can see the < and > are missing but everything else is there. The same snippet has the proper tags in both the feedburner feed and the original sites rss.
Looking at the feedburner source it looks like sanitized html:
<title>Biohazard: A Look at unhealthy relationships</title>
<link>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/RobHaslam/~3/mgEtechtJWc/45</link>
<description><p>Have you ever wondered how to avoid toxic relationships? God has a design for relationships that when followed, moves us to healthy participants in fantastic relationships.</p>I haven't used the aggregator module, but it might just be stripping out the < >'s.
well the feed aggregator settings in my drupal page are set to allow
The only feed that is causing me issues is the one generated by robhaslam.ca. I have two other feeds (one of theme is run through feedburner) and these display fine. This makes me suspect the output from robhaslam.ca (even though it looks fine on the feedburner page). P.S. the robhaslam.ca site runs drupal.
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well the feed aggregator settings in my drupal page are set to allow <a> <b> <br> <dd> <dl>
<dt> <em> <i> <li> <ol> <p> <strong>
<u> <ul> <img>.
The only feed that is causing me issues is the one generated by robhaslam.ca. I have two other feeds (one of theme is run through feedburner) and these display fine. This makes me suspect the output from robhaslam.ca (even though it looks fine on the feedburner page). P.S. the robhaslam.ca site runs drupal.
At this point i'd look at how the feed is being stored.
The work flow in drupal is...
Grab feed -> store it -> filter stored feed -> present filtered version.
So, I'd start by looking at the html that's stored for the feed. Is it getting into drupal right or is the filtering system hosing the output. You may need to look in the aggregator tables to find this.
I found this post at drupal (http://drupal.org/node/365382) which might be my problem. My shared server is running php 5.2.8. I have added a ticket to support to see what they can do for me.
I have a question about drupal feed aggregator. I run a website at www.robhaslam.ca and I put the rss feed into feed burner at http://feeds2.feedburner.com/R.... Then I pull the feed burner feed into another drupal site using feed aggregator. The problem is that now the
tags show up as p (the < and > are stripped). Is there a setting somewhere I am missing?
I have another feed coming into the site and it's paragraph markers are intact. hmmm...
Thanks in advance, Sam.