Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Developer Wanted To Modify Default Newsfeed Module
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@KristjanESPERANTO
Maybe. :) I’m so lazy. hahaha… To be honest I have been forgetting this module until now. -
@greedyvegan you are showing @MMRIZE module. newsfeedticker is different
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agreed. I’ve scrapped the newsfeedticker, I like his module better
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@MMRIZE Okay 😀 I just added it to the list.
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@MMRIZE , Real happy i found this , really great , quick question how do get this look you posted back in 2022
Wanna get the same look with multiple feeds and fade
Thank again
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@MMRIZE If I include more than one RSS feed, not all of them work.
feeds: [
{
title: “Radio Pacu”,
url: “https://radiopacu.com.ar/feed/”,
},
{
title: “Ambito”,
url: “https://www.ambito.com/rss/pages/ultimas-noticias.xml”,
},
{
title: “Página/12”,
url: “https://www.pagina12.com.ar/rss/portada”,
},
{
title: “La Política Online”,
url: “http://www.lapoliticaonline.com.ar/files/rss/ultimasnoticias.xml”,
}
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@chelofarias
I think you may have some typo error;{ title: “Radio Pacu”, // <-- Wrong quotation marks url: “https://radiopacu.com.ar/feed/”, <-- Here also wrong. },“and”is not valid character for the quotation marks that could be used in JS code.
It should be".anyway, for me it works.
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@MMRIZE – So to recap, is it the case that all that’s needed to get the pictures to display is to add “showImage: true” to the default newsfeed, or is something more required? If more is required, what would that be?
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@JohnGalt
Nothing special. However, some feeds might have non-standard image enclosure, so in that case, image will not be shown.
That module was order-made, so not all the possible cases are considered. If you have some specific newsfeed, tell me the url. -
@MMRIZE – Ok, thanks. I had enabled the ‘showImage: true’ and didn’t see images so I was just wondering.
