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RELEASE NOTES of the MediaWiki extension RSS
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http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:RSS
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=== TO DO ===
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* set an upper default limit for HttpRequest request size when fetching feeds
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doing a HEAD request first to ask for the size but that value may not be
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available. Check how much data is returned as its coming back
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in which case you'd override the content fetch callback and count data as it
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comes in or check the header, again, if it's provided, at the start of data
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coming in. Then you could abort cleanly once it's gotten too much
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(otherwise using the defaults - PHP will abort the entire program when your
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memory usage gets too high)
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* bug 30028 "Error parsing XML for RSS" - improve and harden Extension:RSS when
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parsing differently flavoured RSS feeds and ATOM feeds
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=== Version 2.01 2012-02-24 ===
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* "summary" element of ATOM feed items are shown
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which is handled like "description" element of RSS
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* handling of basic HTML layout tags <p> <br> <b> <i> <u> <s> in item description
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=== Version 2.00 2012-02-24 ===
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* first version which can parse RSS and at least some ATOM feeds
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partial solution of bug 30028 "Error parsing XML for RSS" - improve and harden
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Extension:RSS when parsing differently flavoured RSS feeds and ATOM feeds
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=== Version 1.94 2012-02-23 ===
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* changed white list definition and behaviour:
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1. changed the name from $wgRSSAllowedFeeds to $wgRSSUrlWhitelist
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2. behaviour has been changed
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the new behaviour is:
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$wgRSSUrlWhitelist is empty by default. Since version 1.94 it must be
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expressly set to an array( list-of-comma-separated-allowed-RSS-urls-strings )
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or set to array( "*" ) if you want to allow any url
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the old behaviour was:
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$wgRSSAllowedFeeds was empty by default and empty meant that every Url
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was allowed by default. This has been changed, see new behaviour.
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=== Version 1.92 2012-02-13 ===
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* added optional date= attribute and $wgRSSDateDefaultFormat parameter
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* added optional item-max-length= attribute and $wgRSSItemMaxLength parameter
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fixes bug 30377 add a new parameter to limit the number of characters when
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rendering the channel item <description>
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=== Version 1.90 2011-08-15 ===
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* removed parsing of each single channel subelement (item)
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* only the finally constructed feed is sent to the recursive parser:
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in pre-1.9 versions, each channel subelement (item) was sent to the parser
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* [[MediaWiki:Rss-item]] default has channel subelement <description> added
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* Rss template default name has been changed:
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until 1.8: [[Template:RSSPost]]
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1.9: [[MediaWiki:Rss-feed]], an existing [[Template:RSSPost]]
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takes precedence to be compatible to pre-1.9 versions
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* introducing [[MediaWiki:Rss-feed]] with a meaningful default.
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The channel subelements which make the feed are rendered in this
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new standard layout:
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* <title>
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: <description>
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: <author> <date>
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* There are several ways to customize the final layout of feed items:
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1. Admins can change the [[MediaWiki:Rss-feed]] default page
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2. Users can use the optional template= parameter to tell the extension
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to render the feed with a different layout
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<rss template=Pagename>...</rss> use layout as in [[Template:Pagename]]
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3. <rss template=Namespace:Pagename>...</rss> use [[Namespace:Pagename]]
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=== Version 1.8 2010-10-19 ===
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* removed dependencies on Snoopy in favor of MediaWiki's internal HttpRequest
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* removed MagpieRSS (perhaps to be replaced later with SimplePie)
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because of concerns about MagpieRSS's security problems and
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lack of maintenance.
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* Added ability to do more with the layout of RSS feeds.
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=== Version 1.7 2010-07-23 ===
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* cleaned up, included MagpieRSS library
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* put into the WMF subversion repository by Jeroen De Dauw
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http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:Jeroen_De_Dauw
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* i18n file added by TranslateWiki.net people
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== Change Log of pre-1.7 versions 2010 and before ==
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(latest on top)
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*modified by [[User:K001|K001]] 15:15, 26 January 2010 (UTC): version 1.6, added support for date formats
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*modified by Peter Newman: 03:15, 7 October 2009 (UTC) Added htmlspecialchars escaping to the displayed strings
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*modified by [[User:Cmreigrut|Cmreigrut]] 19:05, 19 November 2008 (UTC): added date (if specified) to short output
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*modified by --[[User:Wikinaut|Wikinaut]] 11:17, 7 May 2008 (UTC) : changed method to disable chaching; Extension is now compatible to MediaWiki 1.12
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*modified by Svanslyck 02.2008, replacing all « and » with "
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*<del>This has been updated to work better on newer (1.9) MediaWiki software, with the help of [[User:Duesentrieb]]. --[[User:CryptoQuick|CryptoQuick]] 14:26, 24 January 2007 (UTC)</del>
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**This appears not to be true; I have received numerous emails about it not working with 1.9+. I would love to help debug and fix the extension, but my host has not upgraded to PHP 5 and I'm thus stuck at MediaWiki 1.6.8, so that's as far as this is guaranteed to work properly. If anyone develops a fix, please post a link to it here! —[[User:Alxndr|Alxndr]] <sup>([[User talk:Alxndr|t]])</sup> 02:02, 16 June 2007 (UTC)
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***I just found [http://nako.us/2007/03/16/mediawiki-19-fix-for-wfstrencode/ this fork] that purports to have a fix for the new loss of wfStrEncode(). I can't test it though so can anyone else verify that it works? —[[User:Alxndr|Alxndr]] <sup>([[User talk:Alxndr|t]])</sup> 02:18, 16 June 2007 (UTC)
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*modified by Alxndr 09.2006
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*modified by Dzag 07.2006
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*extended by Niffler 28.02.2006
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*extended by Mafs 10.07.2005, 24.07.2005
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*extended by Rdb78 07.07.2005
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*extended by Duesentrieb 30.04.2005
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*original by mutante 25.03.2005
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