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AakashKeymasterHi there,
Thanks for using Announcer. There is no option to schedule announcements in that way.
But your suggestion is a good idea. I’ll add this feature soon in the upcoming releases.
I’ll update this thread when the feature is added.
Thanks,
Aakash
AakashKeymasterHi Gregg,
I’ll check this issue on my test site and update you.
Thanks,
Aakash
AakashKeymasterHi there,
Sorry for the late reply. I haven’t tested the plugin with PHP 8.1
The plugin uses the RSS reader API from WordPress itself. There shouldn’t be any issue with PHP 8.1.
You can go ahead and install the plugin on PHP 8.1.Thanks,
Aakash
AakashKeymasterHi David,
Sorry for the super late reply.
Do you still need a help on this topic?
Thanks,
Aakash
AakashKeymasterExcellent! Thanks for using Super RSS Reader!
Please do rate the plugin 5 stars if you like it.
https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/super-rss-reader/reviews/#new-postMarking this thread as resolved.
Thanks,
Aakash
AakashKeymasterHi Brent,
Please paste the CSS below.
.ancr-btn-primary { border-bottom: none !important; }Thanks,
AakashDecember 21, 2022 at 7:15 pm in reply to: Custom Parameters Get truncated on replacement [part 2] #12216
AakashKeymasterHi Dennis,
I tried the same code you tried and I’m not able to reproduce the issue.
It works fine in my case. Please find the screenshots below.


Please double check if there are no synstax issues and no nested double/single quotes. Also try switching themes or try the same on a different site without any plugins. That can help you check if any other plugin/theme is manipulating the output.
Thanks,
Aakash
AakashKeymasterJeff,
WordPress caches the RSS feed for 12 hours by default. You can override the cache during testing by adding dummy characters like
?1.
Example:http://mysitecom/rss.xml?1Change the number and save the settings everytime you want to override the cache.You can also change the refresh duration permanently by placing the code below.
Thanks,
Aakash
AakashKeymasterHi Jeff,
Yes, the issue with the space. I get the below error.
RSS Error: https://www.rfidjournal.com/category/news/feed is invalid XML, likely due to invalid characters. XML error: Reserved XML Name at line 5, column 39I can suggest the following,
1) Inform the website owner and fix the RSS output.
2) Copy and paste the RSS feed content to your website as a.xmlfile which is valid. Provide this file as RSS feed URL. Note: you migtht have to do this manually (or) do some kind of automation.
3) Write some PHP script which will act as proxy, clean the RSS feed (remove blank lines) and return a valid feed.I understand the suggestions are quite difficult, but just like any application the plugin accepts a valid RSS feed URL. The plugin cannot tweak and make the feed valid automatically. RSS feed parsers expect a valid one.
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Aakash
AakashKeymasterHi Gary,
Looks like you have a custom parameter named “name” i.e
name="Smith".Please use a custom parameter other than
name, since it is used to invoke the shortcode.Thanks,
Aakash
AakashKeymasterHi Dennis,
Shortcoder parameters accept double and single quotes only.
w.r.t the latest query, I did not understand that or the context. When you say it does not work in description, what does it mean? Is it related to shortcoder? Any sample code/example/screenshots on that?
Thanks,
Aakash
AakashKeymasterHi Jeff, Terrence,
Yes, the RSS server for somereason prohibits requests from your site. They might block it based on the user agent, IP of the server etc.
The code I shared above will change the user agent and mimic a normal user. Hopefully the server is ok with that.
You can install a plugin like “code snippets” and paste the code in that.
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AakashDecember 17, 2022 at 2:21 pm in reply to: Missing Shortcode = Non Useful Comment (Shortcode does not exist!) #12180
AakashKeymasterSure, I can add the name of the shortcode name passed when not found.
Usually users know what shortcode they have inserted, so the comment was not descriptive. I’ll add this change in next version.
AakashKeymasterShortcodes created with Shortcoder are like any other shortcode you use.
I can add it to the Shortcoder’s doc too.
More info on dos and don’ts in WordPress’s docs below.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode_API#HTMLThanks,
Aakash
AakashKeymasterPlease insert the shortcode with single quotes.
[sc name='attribution_for_all_plant_photos_needing_it' text='Geekstreet, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons'][/sc]

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