I've updated my main RSS 2.0 feed to use XHTML+body instead of content:encoded. I've also added a new a RSS 2.0 feed for the last 20 comments on the weblog (this one doesn't use XHTML+body because I can't control whether reades post valid XHTML).
I've updated my main RSS 2.0 feed to use XHTML+body instead of content:encoded. I've also added a new a RSS 2.0 feed for the last 20 comments on the weblog (this one doesn't use XHTML+body because I can't control whether reades post valid XHTML).
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archived from WordPress — closedYou need to fix up your href's before including them within xhtml+body. Just click on your link above to the rss.xml file and you'll see IE's xml parser complain about missing semicolons. Of course what is happening is that an url like
http:||example.com/t.html?q1=123&q2=456 is invalid xml ...
& indicates the start of a html-entity and so the above has to be escaped out and coverted into
http:||example.com/t.html?q1=123&q2=456
Thanks for the heads up. It's fixed now.
I'm just glad I have an aggregator that has no problems dealing with that :)