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RSS Feed with html Code

In the RSS Feed are be the html code listet.

feed://www.xboxgamertag.de/testberichte/external.php?type=RSS2

well I do not beleive we parse html in a rss feed as its not an html page

That's normaly RSS reader. And every side works perfect with that. Not RP.

RP looks so:

Quote:

Beschreibung: In Plants vs. Zombies versuchen Zombies in euer Haus einzudringen. Doch ihr seit dem Treiben nicht schutzlos ausgeliefert: Setzt viele verschiedene Pflanzen geschickt ein, um zu verhindern, dass die Untoten die Haustür erreichen. Alle Spielmodi des Originals, das inzwischen bereits Kultstatus besitzt, sind dabei. Darüber hinaus bietet das Xbox LIVE Arcade-Game eine Menge neuer Features. Und in den Versus- und Co-op-Varianten können zwei Spieler mitmachen. Je besser ihr abschneidet, desto cooler könnt ihr euer Haus einrichten. Wie gut eure Freunde sind, erfahrt ihr durch einen Blick auf die Ranglisten. Das Xbox LIVE Arcade-Game Plants vs. Zombies bietet euch sieben verschiedene Spielmodi, jede Menge Abwechslung und die Extraportion Motivation, die Top-Games ausmacht.

You can try changing htmlspecialchars to un_htmlspecialchars in external.php for the $desc line and see if that helps

Hi Chuck,

we have the same output in Classified, last version!

Greetings Klaus

Nope!

Greetings

Klaus

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Originally Posted by Chuck S (Post 1276648)

You can try changing htmlspecialchars to un_htmlspecialchars in external.php for the $desc line and see if that helps

I can confirm this, mine is doing it too, as is reeftalk.com. FF, Safari, and IE can at least make paragraphs out of it, but Chrome fails terribly with a page full of gibberish. The reader at my.yahoo.com at least gives me the subject, but gives up and cuts short at some point.

Shannondale and Beyond
Reeftalk.com

we do not parse html in an rss feed as I have noted. I gave a user something to try but no guarantees

Chrome is well known not to support rss feeds that is nothing new.