Hi Harald,
First, sorry for the late reply, I saw your message just today.
I had a look at the "articles" of the Standard and all I found is essentially some javascript code. And therefore the tags you provided for that feed cannot pull anything from the respective article, so as the previous poster mentioned, one might need to change the code, to get the actual articles buried somewhere out there.
As for the Spiegel I saw that the feed doesn't provide a description tag?! So, all we get there are the headlines..., but the links work!
One of the LaTeX errors you receive for Spiegel articles is due to the start tag specified
This will start the article right after the <h4>, i.e. with the head line of the article. But after this headline there is a closing tag </h4> which will be translated into a "}" causing (part of) the fuss.
I regret I cannot look deeper into this right now, but as I'll be heading for holidays today, I'm a bit in a hurry.
Guten Rutsch and for the EN-speakers among us Happy New Year,
Tommy
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Originally Posted by fodiator
Dear Tommy,
as X-MAs is near ;-) could you please provide any hint how to getfeed "Der Standard" and "Spiegel" properly.
I have tried several configs and the most reasonable for me would be:
Code:
-f http://derStandard.at/?page=rss&ressort=Newsroom;<!-- google_ad_section_start -->;<!-- google_ad_section_end -->
but no full text pages appear within PDF
Unfortunately even worse is :
Code:
-f http://www.spiegel.de/schlagzeilen/rss/0,5291,,00.xml;<h4>;<div class="spDottedLine">
which just produces multiple LaTex erros and no pdf-file at all.
Kind regards
Harald |