SimplePie library is shipped with WordPress core (for a long time now). It is used by it to parse RSS feeds. Your issue is unrelated to it, it’s very clearly a case of hacked site and malicious code being inserted. Please note that recovery from hacks is considered not in scope in here. It’s not … Read more
Check if php-curl is installed on your server. These are php extensions that need to installed for wordpress server php-curl php-gd php-mbstring php-xml php-xmlrpc php-soap php-intl php-zip
Is there any harm in using RSS.php (or other deprecated features)?
I don’t remember WP feeds to have any care for thumbnails feature. There is some handling for enclosure meta (seems dusty, don’t even remember what that is), but from quick test it seems to ignore thumbnails. Why do you expect exactly for thumbnails to just appear in feed? Unless I am missing something, it seems … Read more
Sounds like you are looking at it from a very low layer POV. fetch_feed provides caching so you will not need to wait for a response on possibly every page load. Therefor, as long as there is a cache you are unlikely to even want a message to be sent and obviously you are not … Read more
Further to my comment above, I think it is probably to do with the & being converted into & or &. I had this problem and ended up solving it by running the URL though wp_specialchars_decode before passing it to fetch_feed. I’d suggest you try this (although so much time has passed that I’m really … Read more
You can’t ( and shouldn’t ) have php in your css files, css should be static and unchanging. If you need to generate dynamic css, you can put it inline in the header, or have your theme add a url via wordpress from which to generate the css stylesheet dynamically. add_action(‘wp_head’,createfunction(“”,”echo ‘<style>.rss a { background-image: … Read more
Anyone with a similar issue: First off, try the following after connecting to your webhost via SSH: ping <yourwebsite> If you get a “cannot connect to host” issue, there’s a firewall or NAT problem blocking traffic for RSS. Contact your server admin.
This should do the trick. Put the following code in your functions.php and then check out the RSS Widget. It will have an option to reverse the order of the feeds. /** * RSS widget class */ class Reverse_Widget_RSS extends WP_Widget { function __construct() { $widget_ops = array( ‘description’ => __(‘Entries from any RSS or … Read more
The error seems to be connected to the rss url itself, if I use ‘http://seko.se/feed.rss?rssId=97‘ I can’t create new loops beneath it but if I use another url such as ‘http://www.wpbeginner.com/feed/‘ It works. My original feed works just fine in other readers so I have no idea why it does not work in wordpress.