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r1571999 r1572012 10 10 == Description == 11 11 12 The RSS Feed checker looks through your blogroll for links with rss feeds and then stores the name and url of the latest article. 12 The RSS Feed checker looks through your blogroll for links with rss feeds and then stores the name and url of the latest article. 13 13 14 The Links RSS Enhanced widget then displays the latest links in descending order. 15 14 16 The idea for the widget comes from the blogroll widget on blogger. 15 17 … … 92 94 == Technical section == 93 95 94 The plugin will create an extra table in your wordpress database to store the latest feed updates, 95 this will be called links_rss with the prefix for your database e.g. wp_links_rss 96 The plugin will create an extra table in your wordpress database to store the latest feed updates, this will be called links_rss with the prefix for your database e.g. wp_links_rss 96 97 97 A Cron (schedule) is created to run every 30 minutes and process links. Note that Cron in WordPress 98 depends on hits, your WordPress website receives. So playing with this plugin within an offline 99 environment (MAMP, XAMPP, WAMP etc.) without anyone or anything triggering the scheduling by 100 sending requests to the WordPress page won't produce any results if you do not trigger it by 101 yourself. 98 A Cron (schedule) is created to run every 30 minutes and process links. Note that Cron in WordPress depends on hits, your WordPress website receives. So playing with this plugin within an offline environment (MAMP, XAMPP, WAMP etc.) without anyone or anything triggering the scheduling by sending requests to the WordPress page won't produce any results if you do not trigger it by yourself. 102 99 103 100 == References ==
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