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(0 votes) 12:54 pm
February 16, 2016
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Anybody know how to filter out a part within a XML tag:
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Where this value is located? Do you store it in a variable or an an array? Can you post the actual XML feed URL?
For example, lets consider it’s stored as a custom field (e.g. “some_field”). In this case the following code will do the trick:
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3:59 pm
February 16, 2016
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Use the code above and put this line into the “Custom fields” box:
downloads->some_field
or use this code:
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10:42 am
February 16, 2016
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I have this code now
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If the <downloads> tag is defined in your feed and it’s value starts with “http” and ends with “.mp4”, its value will be stored in the <video_url> custom filed. It won’t be stored there is <downloads> is not defined, if its value is empty or it’s not a link to a MP4 file (e.g. if that video file has a different file extension). It won’t happen “sometimes”. It works in 100% cases described above.
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If the <downloads> tag is defined in your feed and it’s value starts with “http” and ends with “.mp4”, its value will be stored in the <video_url> custom filed. It won’t be stored there is <downloads> is not defined, if its value is empty or it’s not a link to a MP4 file (e.g. if that video file has a different file extension). It won’t happen “sometimes”. It works in 100% cases described above.
Is it possible to make it conditional?
if <downloads> is “” not to parse the post and skip to the next one?
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