Modify article content #20

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2013-07-09T08:40:44+01:00

oscar-b commented

2013-07-09 08:40:44 +01:00

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First of all, thanks for an excellent plugin! It is the reason I'm now using tt-rss :)

I do have a suggestion though; a way to modify the article content after it's been fetched. This would allow for all kind of nice things, but the problem I have a the moment is a site that uses scheme-less img hrefs, which aren't handled properly by the feed reader I'm using.

I took a stab at implementing a fix for this particular issue, something like this seems to work very well (to be placed right after the cleanup code):

$nodelist = $basenode->getElementsByTagName("img");
foreach($nodelist as $node) {
    $imgsrc = $node->getAttribute("src");
    if (substr($imgsrc, 0, 2) == '//') {
        $node->setAttribute("src", "http:" . $imgsrc);
    }
}

First of all, thanks for an excellent plugin! It is the reason I'm now using tt-rss :) I do have a suggestion though; a way to modify the article content after it's been fetched. This would allow for all kind of nice things, but the problem I have a the moment is a site that uses scheme-less img hrefs, which aren't handled properly by the feed reader I'm using. I took a stab at implementing a fix for this particular issue, something like this seems to work very well (to be placed right after the cleanup code): ``` $nodelist = $basenode->getElementsByTagName("img"); foreach($nodelist as $node) { $imgsrc = $node->getAttribute("src"); if (substr($imgsrc, 0, 2) == '//') { $node->setAttribute("src", "http:" . $imgsrc); } } ```

oscar-b commented

2013-07-09 08:45:42 +01:00

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Ah yes sorry, there's some code missing for actually saving the article, but you get the idea.

mbirth commented

2013-07-30 10:23:15 +01:00

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Hmm ... the nicest way would be more feed parameters with PHP code which would be executed. But this would also open a giant security hole for shared installations. But I'll think about some way.

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Reference: mbirth/ttrss_plugin-af_feedmod#20