I recently committed the following change to the Development Version of FeedWordPress:
Deal better with edge cases -- in some installations we seem to get an empty string here instead of NULL? If so, treat it like you'd treat a NULL.
This change will be part of the next public release of FeedWordPress. Interested? Curious? You can check out the details at the WordPress plugin repository ...
I recently committed the following change to the Development Version of FeedWordPress:
Deal better with edge cases -- in some installations we seem to get an empty string here instead of NULL? If so, treat it like you'd treat a NULL.
This change will be part of the next public release of FeedWordPress. Interested? Curious? You can check out the details at the WordPress plugin repository ...
I recently committed the following change to the Development Version of FeedWordPress:
Deal better with edge cases -- in some installations we seem to get an empty string here instead of NULL? If so, treat it like you'd treat a NULL.
This change will be part of the next public release of FeedWordPress. Interested? Curious? You can check out the details at the WordPress plugin repository ...
I recently committed the following change to the Development Version of FeedWordPress:
Bugfix: yeah so this is why I hate PHP sometimes. Properly search for use of previous params in URL.
This change will be part of the next public release of FeedWordPress. Interested? Curious? You can check out the details at the WordPress plugin repository ...
I recently committed the following change to the Development Version of FeedWordPress:
Bugfix: yeah so this is why I hate PHP sometimes. Properly search for use of previous params in URL.
This change will be part of the next public release of FeedWordPress. Interested? Curious? You can check out the details at the WordPress plugin repository ...
I recently committed the following change to the Development Version of FeedWordPress:
Bugfix: yeah so this is why I hate PHP sometimes. Properly search for use of previous params in URL.
This change will be part of the next public release of FeedWordPress. Interested? Curious? You can check out the details at the WordPress plugin repository ...
I recently committed the following change to the Development Version of FeedWordPress:
Memory usage / Reduce the number of SyndicatedLink? objects we are loading up with every pageload, on updates, etc. SIDE EFFECT: feedwordpress_update_feeds filters must be revised to work with an array of numeric IDs, not an array of SyndicatedLink? objects
This change will be part of the next public release of FeedWordPress. Interested? Curious? You can check out the details at the WordPress plugin repository ...
I recently committed the following change to the Development Version of FeedWordPress:
Memory usage / Reduce the number of SyndicatedLink objects we are loading up with every pageload, on updates, etc. SIDE EFFECT: feedwordpress_update_feeds filters must be revised to work with an array of numeric IDs, not an array of SyndicatedLink objects
This change will be part of the next public release of FeedWordPress. Interested? Curious? You can check out the details at the WordPress plugin repository ...
I recently committed the following change to the Development Version of FeedWordPress:
Memory usage / Reduce the number of SyndicatedLink objects we are loading up with every pageload, on updates, etc. SIDE EFFECT: feedwordpress_update_feeds filters must be revised to work with an array of numeric IDs, not an array of SyndicatedLink objects
This change will be part of the next public release of FeedWordPress. Interested? Curious? You can check out the details at the WordPress plugin repository ...
I recently committed the following change to the Development Version of FeedWordPress:
Bump ChangeLog?.
This change will be part of the next public release of FeedWordPress. Interested? Curious? You can check out the details at the WordPress plugin repository ...