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There are some changes on master that are not released yet. Especially support for binding the url discussed in #7 is a great feature which the current release does not include.

I also did a pull request #14 to fix an issue in the current master branch. Other than that I currently have no problems running on the newest version of master.

In Getting Started guide, both links in section 2. Now include Angular Feeds... are broken (error 404).

how to refresh data.. if i have updated the XML file in my website then i am trying to access those feeds in feed test it giving old record not taking updates how to do that..?

Hi I have your library to parse rss file.
I have a item like this :

bla bla bla

<iframe scr=htt://myvideo height=123px width=145p >\ </iframe>

bla bla bla

But in my content I have just :

bla bla bla

bla bla bla

It seems that iframe balis is not reconize by your librairy.

Every RSS url I put in gives a 400 error with the message "The specified feed URL is invalid". This is a pretty simple module to implement, so I don't think I've done anything wrong... and I've validated that the URLs are good with the "Feed Tester". Did the Google Feeds API get shut down or something?

Regarding the recent merge of "Replace google feed module with Yahoo Query Language": #24

Would it be possible to use https:// references with the Yahoo API? The current implementation breaks any https:// protected sites as it will refuse to load mixed content:
angular-feeds.js:241Mixed Content: The page at '<...myPage...>' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure script 'http://yui.yahooapis.com/3.18.1/build/yui/yui-min.js'. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS.

Unfortunately swapping references to https doesn't appear to do the trick either, as accessing https://yui.yahooapis.com/3.18.1/build/yui/yui-min.js in a browser reports a problem perhaps on Yahoo's end? I wonder if that's temporary..?

YAHOO!
Will be right back...

Thank you for your patience.
Our engineers are working quickly to resolve the issue.

how to reload feed with new url?

I am trying to bind a variable as part of the url parameter passed to the feed directive, but it refuses to bind.

For example, calling this doesnt work:

<feed url="http://{{restOfUrl}}.rss"></feed>

but static urls do. Any thoughts on how to implement this functionality? Using ng-attr-url doesn't work either, so beyond that I'm out of ideas.

Love the drop-in functionality of the directive btw.

SSL only isn't working yet as far as I can tell. Please check out even the demo site with https:
https://siddii.github.io/angular-feeds/app/

The above has the same problem I was experiencing at the end of issue #25.

Hey there,

I have used your library for the my rss feeds. It works really well.
But I have come across a problem, where I'm not able to use ng-click directive in the feed template (html) of feed directive.
Please find my code below:

 <div ng-repeat="feed in feeds" class="col-xs-6">
        <div class="news-alerts">
            <div  class="news">
                <h4 ng-click="deleteArrival(feed)">{{feed.title}}</h4>
            </div>
        </div>
    </div>

Can you please help me on the same.
Awaiting your prompt reply...

Thanks in advance :)

"This API is officially deprecated and will stop working after December 15th, 2016. See our deprecation policy in our Terms of Service for details."

Google feed API showing this message, please let me know if any other library available to read RSS data.

Thanks for the library :)
on clicking a link in feed how do i redirect to my own custom page to display link content without going to its page

Thanks for the prompt support with migration to yahooapis.

Unfortunately, I'm encountering the above error and the message "Oops... Something bad happened, please try later :("

Please help.

I would like to use this directive as part of a newsticker that reads the RSS feed of a local news website. Unfortunately your directive does not seem to support reloading of RSS-data after a (configurable) time. Are there any plans to release this in the future?

I was able to install the angular-feeds component. But I'm really unsure how to actually display it on the mirror?

Really great work. Used this directive really easily and it's also easy to customize.

I'm just wondering if it's necessary / expected to console log all of the articles once the feed loads? It's not causing any issues for my app, it's just distracting when I'm developing.

Really easy fix, just wondering if that was the intended behavior?

Thanks!

I am using a dynamic url so everytime the url changes the feed is fetched again. Because the success handler for that call renders the template the template gets added to the DOM every time. Ideally the template should only be added to the DOM once. Additionally because the renderTemplate function iterates over the feed objects and adds them to the feeds on the scope the old feeds are maintained instead of cleared.

The result is that when initially 3 objects are rendered, when the url changes there are 12 because 3 additional objects were retrieved and stored in the same array and the template is rendered twice as well.

I'm using Angular feeds on my home page to show recent posts from my two blogs: http://floatingsun.net/

The corresponding feeds are at http://dig.floatingsun.net/rss.xml and http://blog.floatingsun.net/rss.xml. As you can see on my home page, Angular feeds doesn't seem to be displaying the feeds in reverse chronological order, which is how they appear in the XML.

TypeError: Cannot read property 'Feed' of undefined
at Object.getFeeds (http://cthulhu.sessi.onl/new2/lib/angular-feeds/app/angular-feeds/angular-feeds.js:82:34)
at new controller (http://cthulhu.sessi.onl/new2/lib/angular-feeds/app/angular-feeds/angular-feeds.js:39:19)
at Object.invoke (http://cthulhu.sessi.onl/new2/lib/ionic/js/ionic.bundle.js:17630:17)
at extend.instance (http://cthulhu.sessi.onl/new2/lib/ionic/js/ionic.bundle.js:22179:34)
at nodeLinkFn (http://cthulhu.sessi.onl/new2/lib/ionic/js/ionic.bundle.js:21289:36)
at compositeLinkFn (http://cthulhu.sessi.onl/new2/lib/ionic/js/ionic.bundle.js:20721:13)
at compositeLinkFn (http://cthulhu.sessi.onl/new2/lib/ionic/js/ionic.bundle.js:20725:13)
at nodeLinkFn (http://cthulhu.sessi.onl/new2/lib/ionic/js/ionic.bundle.js:21325:24)
at compositeLinkFn (http://cthulhu.sessi.onl/new2/lib/ionic/js/ionic.bundle.js:20721:13)
at nodeLinkFn (http://cthulhu.sessi.onl/new2/lib/ionic/js/ionic.bundle.js:21325:24)

We receive a message 'Oops... Something bad happened, please try later :('
Even your website doesn't work anymore...

How can I aggregate multiple feeds?

simply:

<feed url="http://www.feed1.com/rss" summary="true"></feed>  
<feed url="http://www.feed2.com/rss" summary="true"></feed>  
<feed url="http://www.feed3.com/rss" summary="true"></feed>  

would result in segregated sections for each source. I would like it aggregated and sorted by most recent regardless of the source.

Any way to achieve this?