_response_to_rss() WordPress Function

This function is used to retrieve the response from an RSS feed. It accepts two parameters: the URL of the RSS feed and an optional array of parameters. The parameters can be used to specify the number of items to retrieve, the encoding, the cache duration, etc.

_response_to_rss( array $resp ) #

Retrieve


Parameters

$resp

(array)(Required)


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Return

(MagpieRSS|bool)


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Source

File: wp-includes/rss.php

function _response_to_rss ($resp) {
	$rss = new MagpieRSS( $resp->results );

	// if RSS parsed successfully
	if ( $rss && (!isset($rss->ERROR) || !$rss->ERROR) ) {

		// find Etag, and Last-Modified
		foreach ( (array) $resp->headers as $h) {
			// 2003-03-02 - Nicola Asuni (www.tecnick.com) - fixed bug "Undefined offset: 1"
			if (strpos($h, ": ")) {
				list($field, $val) = explode(": ", $h, 2);
			}
			else {
				$field = $h;
				$val = "";
			}

			if ( $field == 'etag' ) {
				$rss->etag = $val;
			}

			if ( $field == 'last-modified' ) {
				$rss->last_modified = $val;
			}
		}

		return $rss;
	} // else construct error message
	else {
		$errormsg = "Failed to parse RSS file.";

		if ($rss) {
			$errormsg .= " (" . $rss->ERROR . ")";
		}
		// error($errormsg);

		return false;
	} // end if ($rss and !$rss->error)
}


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1.5.0Introduced.

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