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September 12, 2007 4:19pm

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  • #1 / Sep 12, 2007 4:19pm

    RussWittmann

    52 posts

    I have an rss feed & i need to display all entries, is there a way to set it to do so?  If i remove limit=“10” none show up, how can i get it to show all entries?

    I’m stuck here

    Thanks

  • #2 / Sep 12, 2007 7:04pm

    Lisa Wess

    20502 posts

    The default limit is 100, you can over-ride this by adding something like limit=“9999”, but you will run out of memory doing this if you have many entries.  How many entries are you dealing with here?

  • #3 / Sep 12, 2007 8:41pm

    RussWittmann

    52 posts

    The default limit is 100, you can over-ride this by adding something like limit=“9999”, but you will run out of memory doing this if you have many entries.  How many entries are you dealing with here?

    About 100, but if i set the limit 100 nothing shows up, I can only get 90 to show up if i set limit to more then 90 i get nothing except a blank page

  • #4 / Sep 12, 2007 9:23pm

    Sue Crocker

    26054 posts

    If you are getting a blank page, you’re probably running out of memory.

  • #5 / Sep 12, 2007 9:29pm

    RussWittmann

    52 posts

    If you are getting a blank page, you’re probably running out of memory.

    way to increase?  server side or ee side?

  • #6 / Sep 12, 2007 9:37pm

    Sue Crocker

    26054 posts

    Server side.

    Look for the value of memory_limit in your PHP Info section of EE.

    CP Home ›  Admin ›  Utilities ›  PHP Info

    First find out how much memory you have allocated.

    HowTo Override Memory Limitations

    EngineHosting sets memory_limit to 64M.

  • #7 / Sep 12, 2007 11:57pm

    JT Thompson

    745 posts

    I don’t want to fork this thread (man that just doesn’t sound right) but I’ve got a question along this line.

    Does anyone think SEO, SERPS or whatever have problems or penalize for having too many entries in an RSS feed? Here’s why I ask. If I have 13 to 15 new entries per day, and I leave only 10 showing in my RSS, they’re going to miss 3 to 5 entries. But I’ve always been afraid to go over 10 because I might get penalized.

    Thoughts?

  • #8 / Sep 13, 2007 2:31am

    JT Thompson

    745 posts

    Sounds good. I actually manually submitted a site map, but I dind’t include a link to every single story. Should I? Of course keeping within the 1000 link max.

    I figured I just needed to submit the topics pages and main navigation.

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