This could be a setting I don’t know about, or it could be some problem in generating the RSS.
Do you have any ideas on how to fix this?
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Hi there @Marknz,
Unfortunately, I couldn’t access the links that you have sent. Could you please send it as a screenshot instead?
Also, I’m curious about how your RSS by Zapier action is set up. Could you also send a screenshot of that as well? Preferably the “Action” section that shows all of its fields of the RSS by Zapier action. Like so:
Please don't include personal information in the screenshot, or be sure blur out any personal information.
Thanks!
This is the zap settings
This is how is should look
This is how it does look
Any update on this @ken.a ?
Hi @Marknz!
I wonder if it may it expecting to just receive HTML formatting tags and not tags like <DOCTYPE>, <HTML> or <BODY> etc.
To test that theory can you copy and paste in the text for the article into the Content field but not include any <DOCTYPE>, <HTML> or <BODY> HTML tags. Tags like <p> and <a> are fine to leave in there. Then test that RSS by Zapier action again to see if that then displays the article content correctly?
Ok I tried that here in the above url, I put the text below into the Content Box in Zapier and got the above output so does that mean that your engine isnt quite taking out all the extra stuff that it should from the Content box?
Content
Eight promoters pitch plans for a major stadium in Auckland Todd Niall09:42, Oct 19 2023 SUPPLIED A massive redevelopment of Eden Park has been proposed, including a new roof for the stadium. (Video from April 2023) Eight private developers have pitched plans for a major stadium in Auckland, in a quickie process …..
Thanks for giving that a try @Marknz. Can you confirm whether image appeared correctly for that test?
As far as I know the Create Item in Feed action isn’t designed to remove any unnecessary HTML from the content that’s entered into the Content field. It would just take whatever is entered into the field and use that as the content.
Hmm, I think you might be able to get around this by running the content through a couple of Formatter actions. Here’s what I’m thinking:
To start, you’d need a Formatter (Text > Convert HTML to Markdown) action. Here you’d take the text from the Feedly trigger and convert it to use Markdown formatting instead of HTML. That should remove any non-formatting related HTML tags.
Then you’d follow that up with a Formatter (Text > Convert Markdown to HTML) action which takes the text that’s been formatted with Markdown and adds the relevant HTML formatting tags back in.
Then in your Create Item in Feed action you’d select the reformatted HTML that’s output by the second Formatter action.
Can you give that a try and let us know if that does the trick? Happy to assist further if you run into any issues on that!