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| plugin:rssfeed [2026/02/16 14:15] – [Purpose] duncanc | plugin:rssfeed [2026/02/17 13:56] (current) – [Formatting the feed items] duncanc | ||
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| When phplist is building the email to be sent the plugin replaces the [RSS] placeholder in the message content by the available feed items, each of which is formatted using an RSS template. The default RSS template is specified on the Settings page, but each campaign can have a custom RSS template, which is entered on the RSS tab. | When phplist is building the email to be sent the plugin replaces the [RSS] placeholder in the message content by the available feed items, each of which is formatted using an RSS template. The default RSS template is specified on the Settings page, but each campaign can have a custom RSS template, which is entered on the RSS tab. | ||
| - | The template | + | In the template placeholders that will be replaced by fields from the item: |
| * [TITLE] | * [TITLE] | ||
| * [URL] | * [URL] | ||
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| * The php '' | * The php '' | ||
| * The php '' | * The php '' | ||
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| + | The plugin used to have settings for allowing only whitelisted tags, generating special content for a Youtube URL, and specifying the maximum size of the HTTP response. These were specific to the Picofeed package which is no longer used. | ||
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| + | There was also a setting for whether to use a feed item's '' | ||
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