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SimpleFeed 2.1 Release, New Maintainer, and a Look at Performance
SimpleFeed 2.1
SimpleFeed 2.1 has been released, grab it while it’s hot!This release fixes a number of outstanding issues and greatly improves the robustness of SimpleFeed. Highlighted fixes include:
- Critical update, fixes updating of feed items to use the new unique identifier, before it only made it through 50 items, causing duplicate headaches
- Unique identifier for feed items now relies on a combination of title & link, which will pave the way for updating changed feed item bodies later
- Support for much longer length URLs
- Improved database indices
- Fix expiration of feed items so it can run properly as anonymous user cron
Hi Matt!
Additionally, as of this release I’m please to announce that Matt Farina (mfer) is joining as a contributor to SimpleFeed. He’ll be helping us to plow through the issue queue faster and work on a steady Drupal 6 port. Welcome Matt!A Quick Look at Performance
Many people ask “how fast is SimpleFeed” and well it’s hard to answer. It depends how you have your Drupal site configured, what type of hardware you’re running, how many feeds you are processing, which of these feeds have slow HTTP access times, and the like.With that said, I took a sample of blogs to measure from MomBlogNetwork, part of the ParentsClick Network, which has been by far the largest install and provider of patches/features for SimpleFeed.
Running some tests, SimpleFeed 2.1 is processing over 900 blogs a minute on our setup. This is nearly 380% faster than SimpleFeed 1.0!
I’ll have more benchmarks soon when Alex at Development Seed and myself pit a few of the top aggregation systems against each other to find out who really is the speed champ for Drupal aggregation :)
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Hi, I am using simplefeed 2.1 on a drupal 5.9 site. I understand that the only way to display the full text of the feeds I am aggregating is to invoke hook_nodeapi. I would greatly appreciate any assistance in this regard; I know next to nothing about php but would like to learn. Thanks very much for your help.
Hi,
I’m using simple feed 5.2 and drupal 5.10. The problem : feed items automatically inherit their feed parent’s terms. I figured up from my site that this is happening just for the child terms of a parent term.
On a hard approach I edited the feed_item.module to fix this. I commented all from free tagging case[/geshifilter-code] to
else if ($process_feed->taxonomy) {//if ($term->vid == $vid) {with the matching }, and left only
In this way the feed inherits terms, but only first level terms.
Can you give me a solution ?
I should mention that my codding skills are limited.
p.s.
sorry for messing up your template
@bloggero, please post in the issue queue so that you can be better helped, thanks.
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