March 1, 20223 yr Author is there something different that the TASK rssimport is doing then when setting up a blog and adding the rss/atom feed? I noticed that when there is an empty tag the author id in the db is 0 it and [] only appears on the RSS feeds that have been added by the task.
March 1, 20223 yr Community Expert 38 minutes ago, Ocean West said: is there something different that the TASK rssimport is doing then when setting up a blog and adding the rss/atom feed? I noticed that when there is an empty tag the author id in the db is 0 it and [] only appears on the RSS feeds that have been added by the task. again, this might be something which the add-on is impacting so you would need to have that disabled. there should be fields populated correctly otherwise.
March 1, 20223 yr Author can I inquire if someone actually reviewed the code for the RSS Task vs adding the rss when setting up the blog? It does not do the same thing.
March 1, 20223 yr 3 minutes ago, Ocean West said: can I inquire if someone actually reviewed the code for the RSS Task vs adding the rss when setting up the blog? It does not do the same thing. I did and it works fine, BUT I'm also looking at your system right now and and can confirm that there's some weird stuff in your database. This doesn't look right I'm trying to reproduce it local (+ will fix it it on your system ASAP )
March 1, 20223 yr Author also noticed this on the task but there isn't enough detail in this log to even know where to begin to debug.
March 14, 20223 yr Could you add your Q&A answers in the client area so that we can take a look at this?
March 15, 20223 yr Thx, my changes were reverted in the blog and I really don't know how it's happening, I can't reproduce this local and I also haven't seen any other client with this issue so it must be something 3rd party related. How exactly are you changing the blog settings and where /how are you setting up the imports?
March 16, 20223 yr Author I am not actively doing any thing. On the blog I add the RSS feed. Oddly it didn’t do so on a newly created blog even with the same feed with or without the radical tags app enabled. so it’s something with older blogs
April 20, 20223 yr Are you still reproducing the issue or were you able to locate the 3rd party hook which was causing this?
August 2, 20222 yr Author This issue is still happening that RSS feeds to blog will add empty array. this without third party apps enabled or disabled. I've created a new blog used the same rss feed link and that did not have any [] but again existing member's blog that are feeding blogs by the task inject the null array.
August 16, 20222 yr Author So looking at the tags in the DB incoming RSS feed its missing the tag_member_id when posted via RSS so somewhere that is not being set. These are some of the earliest blogs that have had RSS Atom feeds posting to them. So I am thinking some where in the database the RSS feed doesn't know who the blog author is? (To reiterate this behavior is the same with our without RadicalTags enabled.) Edited August 16, 20222 yr by Ocean West
August 17, 20222 yr 10 hours ago, Ocean West said: Thanks, I was able to reproduce this local and have fixed this for an upcoming release.
August 17, 20222 yr 12 hours ago, Ocean West said: Will this bug ever be resolved? Have you tried to remove the plugin, and then recreate the imports? I'm not able to reproduce it local, nobody else report the issue so the chances that it's caused by a 3rd party code or an already fixed bug are quite high.
December 29, 20222 yr Community Expert Have you tried what my colleague suggested above?: On 8/17/2022 at 6:54 AM, Daniel F said: Have you tried to remove the plugin, and then recreate the imports? I'm not able to reproduce it local, nobody else report the issue so the chances that it's caused by a 3rd party code or an already fixed bug are quite high.
January 3, 20232 yr Author But if the application is disabled how is that any different then un installing it and loosing configuration and data? @Makoto can you weigh in on this - is there anything in RadicalTags enabled or disabled that would cause "[]" tags in RSS blog feeds?
January 3, 20232 yr Community Expert 40 minutes ago, Ocean West said: But if the application is disabled how is that any different then un installing it and loosing configuration and data? @Makoto can you weigh in on this - is there anything in RadicalTags enabled or disabled that would cause "[]" tags in RSS blog feeds? Background tasks may still operate third party add-ons.
January 4, 20232 yr I don't believe there should be any background tasks on my application. @Ocean West can you provide an example RSS feed you are importing, and the exact configuration you are using for your imports? Can you reliably reproduce this with every import or does it happen randomly? This issue came up when people were migrating from ATP to Radical Tags a very long time ago. Do you still have ATP installed but disabled?
January 4, 20232 yr Author ATP is not installed. The issue is only with blogs, and only OLD blogs created years ago there are no items assigned to any tags for blogs and most are listed as "guest" not the blog owner. If I create a new blog with same RSS feed it fills in just fine. WITH our WITHOUT RadicalTags enabled. I ran the site with the app disabled for over a month and blogs that finally published something still inserted the empty array. What do I loose if I delete the app and then reinstall it?
January 4, 20232 yr The issue is/was that the broken tag configuration is already stored in your database. I have fixed it a while ago but it came back( probably again from a 3rd party app) so now each further rss import will use the broken configuration. We can fix this for you but please don’t install any 3rd party applications which could cause this again.
