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  • #18374
    David
    Participant

    On recurring events, the newsfeed displays the date as the original posted date. Is there any way to display the event date? The newsfeed below is what is in question.

    http://stoneharborbarandgrill.com/events/category/happy/feed/

    #18411
    Rob
    Member

    Thanks for the note here, David. We do have some changes coming on the RSS front during the 2.1 lifecycle…as you’ve mentioned the feed is still a basic RSS feed showing date posted, when I’m pushing for it to be beefed up (to include more content) as well as to show events by date they occur rather than by date posted.

    I unfortunately don’t have a timetable for that integration beyond that it should be the 2.1 lifecycle, which we’re shifting our focus to after getting 2.0.6 out this week; but have you checked the forum here to see whether any other users have found third-party RSS plugins that can assist with this? I’ve seen a few related threads that may be of value there…

    #18432
    Jeremy
    Participant

    That’s disappointing. I expected that the dates on events in the RSS feed would be correct, that seems basic. Rob, can you point out (or get a developer to point out) the file that builds the RSS feed for events?

    #18445
    Jonah
    Participant

    Hey Jeremy, were not really doing anything with the RSS feed so it’s WordPress itself that’s building the RSS feed so you’ll want to look at conditionally modifying RSS feeds in WordPress. I hope that helps!

    #18503
    David
    Participant

    OK, After some trial and error, the following returns the start date for Calendar events type posts and the published date for all other type posts in the main rss2 feed and various calendar category rss2 feeds.
    In wp-includes/feed-rss2.php
    replace:

    with:

    The ‘-0004’ is for eastern time(GMT minus four hours), adjust yours as necessary.
    Similar changes can be made to other rss feed types if necessary.

    #18504
    David
    Participant

    Sorry, forgot to use code tag.

    replace:

    with:

    #18505
    David
    Participant

    Sorry again. Hope this is proper use of code tag.

    OK, After some trial and error, the following returns the start date for Calendar events type posts and the published date for all other type posts in the main rss2 feed and various calendar category rss2 feeds.
    In wp-includes/feed-rss2.php
    replace:

    with:

    </code
    The ‘-0004′ is for eastern time(GMT minus four hours), adjust yours as necessary.
    Similar changes can be made to other rss feed types if necessary.

    #18507
    David
    Participant

    Sorry Again. Hope I’ve tagged code right this time.
    OK, After some trial and error, the following returns the start date for Calendar events type posts and the published date for all other type posts in the main rss2 feed and various calendar category rss2 feeds.
    In wp-includes/feed-rss2.php

    replace:

    with:

    The ‘-0004′ is for eastern time(GMT minus four hours), adjust yours as necessary.
    Similar changes can be made to other rss feed types if necessary.

    #18508
    David
    Participant

    Please let me know how to quote code in the comments and I will repost my solution.

    #18530
    David
    Participant

    Pastie of solution:

    I case I did this wrong, trying standard html comment tag
    OK, After some trial and error, the following returns the start date for Calendar events type posts and the published date for all other type posts in the main rss2 feed and various calendar category rss2 feeds.
    In wp-includes/feed-rss2.php
    <!–
    replace:

    with:

    –!>
    The ‘-0004′ is for eastern time(GMT minus four hours), adjust yours as necessary.
    Similar changes can be made to other rss feed types if necessary.

    #18531
    David
    Participant

    Did it wrong and html comment tag didn’t work either, sorry.
    Last try.
    Pastie http://pastie.org/3846710.js
    OK, After some trial and error, the following returns the start date for Calendar events type posts and the published date for all other type posts in the main rss2 feed and various calendar category rss2 feeds.
    In wp-includes/feed-rss2.php

    replace:

    with:

    The ‘-0004′ is for eastern time(GMT minus four hours), adjust yours as necessary.

    Similar changes can be made to other rss feed types if necessary.

    #18532
    David
    Participant

    Link to pastie of code
    http://pastie.org/3846710
    OK, After some trial and error, the following returns the start date for Calendar events type posts and the published date for all other type posts in the main rss2 feed and various calendar category rss2 feeds.
    In wp-includes/feed-rss2.php
    replace:
    [code][/code]
    with:
    [code][/code]
    [code][/code]
    [code][/code]
    [code][/code]
    [code][/code]

    The ‘-0004′ is for eastern time(GMT minus four hours), adjust yours as necessary.

    Similar changes can be made to other rss feed types if necessary.

    #18533
    David
    Participant

    Halleluiah!
    The link works. For future reference, exactly what tag should I use to enclose code to keep it from executing?

    #18535
    Jonah
    Participant

    Hey David, you should be using Pastie.org or Pastebin.com or GitHub Gists – you can also try using ‘code’ and ‘pre’ tags here but no guarantees its going to work very well until we get code highlighting in the forum sorted out.

    By the way, thanks for the solution, however it’s not ideal because it does involve hacking core WordPress files which I would never recommend. There’s got to be a way to filter the RSS feeds instead…

    Cheers,
    Jonah

    #18563
    David
    Participant

    Until we see the changes proposed for 2.1, this fulfilled my need for posting events to Facebook thru RSS Graffiti. I did try the code and pre tags but they didn’t work.

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