woolwit

Sorry, I'm so noobish I'm not sure what you're asking. 'face' is a custom key that I create in the plugin. I give it the img url value and the get_feed_meta function pulls it into each posted item. The documentation from the plug-in's author for this is http:/feedwordpress.radgeek.com/wiki/getfeedmeta (I tried writing him first). I think this is the function: function get_feed_meta ($key, $id = NULL) { global $wpdb, $feedwordpress_linkcache; $feed_id = get_syndication_feed_id($id); $ret = NULL; if (strlen($feed_id) > 0): if (isset($feedwordpress_linkcache[$feed_id])) : $link = $feedwordpress_linkcache[$feed_id]; else : $link =& new SyndicatedLink($feed_id); $feedwordpress_linkcache[$feed_id] = $link; endif; $ret = $link->settings[$key]; endif; return $ret; } Thanks!

This is in relation to a Wordpress plug-in called FeedWordPress. Is it obvious to anyone why: <?php if (is_syndicated()) : $face = get_feed_meta('face'); if (!is_null($face)) : ?><img src="<?php print $face; ?>" alt="img" width="48" height="48"style="padding-right: 10px" align="left" /> <?php endif; endif; ?> Would result in an url that looks like this: <img src="face http://a3.twimg.com/profile_images/858098029/twitter.jpg" alt="img" width="48" height="48"style="padding-right: 10px" align="left" /> i.e. Everything looks right except that the function key 'face' is included in the url. Otherwise it would work! Thanks.