On 2/8/07, jonathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm generating aggregated blogs using:#set($pager = $planet.getAggregationPager("<custom group name>",$since, $maxResults)) in my Weblog template. For seldom-used blogs, it seems that this doesn't pick up feed entries properly - a custom group of two blogs with only one entry in the past $since days showed no results at all. Once I either added an entry, or "edited" the existing entries (just republished the same entry), they were picked up by the aggregator. Possibly a result of these entries having been posted using an earlier Roller version? Also, it seems that once an entry is picked up by the aggregator, it is never deleted even if it is removed from the feeding blog? This seems to be the result of storing these entries in rag_entry, but not re-syncing when the original blog has an entry deleted.
When Roller-Planet detects that a feed has changed, the existing entries for the feed are deleted from the database and the feed is fetched, parsed and the latest entries are stored in the database.
Is there a way to force a sync between a custom planet group, and the rss feeds that comprise said group?
Not really, or at least not through the Roller UI. But you can use SQL to set the last_updated field in the rag_subscription table to an old date/time, that will force a reload of the feed associated with that subscription. - Dave
