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Includes or requires: | 13 files wp-includes/SimplePie/Parser.php wp-includes/SimplePie/File.php wp-includes/SimplePie/Locator.php wp-includes/SimplePie/Registry.php wp-includes/SimplePie/Content/Type/Sniffer.php wp-includes/SimplePie/Cache.php wp-includes/SimplePie/XML/Declaration/Parser.php wp-includes/SimplePie/Item.php wp-includes/SimplePie/Parse/Date.php wp-includes/SimplePie/Author.php wp-includes/SimplePie/Sanitize.php wp-includes/SimplePie/IRI.php wp-includes/SimplePie/Misc.php |
SimplePie:: (96 methods):
__construct()
__toString()
__destruct()
force_feed()
set_feed_url()
set_file()
set_raw_data()
set_timeout()
set_curl_options()
force_fsockopen()
enable_cache()
force_cache_fallback()
set_cache_duration()
set_autodiscovery_cache_duration()
set_cache_location()
get_cache_filename()
enable_order_by_date()
set_input_encoding()
set_autodiscovery_level()
get_registry()
set_cache_class()
set_locator_class()
set_parser_class()
set_file_class()
set_sanitize_class()
set_item_class()
set_author_class()
set_category_class()
set_enclosure_class()
set_caption_class()
set_copyright_class()
set_credit_class()
set_rating_class()
set_restriction_class()
set_content_type_sniffer_class()
set_source_class()
set_useragent()
set_cache_name_function()
set_stupidly_fast()
set_max_checked_feeds()
remove_div()
strip_htmltags()
encode_instead_of_strip()
strip_attributes()
add_attributes()
set_output_encoding()
strip_comments()
set_url_replacements()
set_https_domains()
set_image_handler()
set_item_limit()
enable_exceptions()
init()
fetch_data()
error()
status_code()
get_raw_data()
get_encoding()
handle_content_type()
get_type()
subscribe_url()
get_feed_tags()
get_channel_tags()
get_image_tags()
get_base()
sanitize()
get_title()
get_category()
get_categories()
get_author()
get_authors()
get_contributor()
get_contributors()
get_link()
get_permalink()
get_links()
get_all_discovered_feeds()
get_description()
get_copyright()
get_language()
get_latitude()
get_longitude()
get_image_title()
get_image_url()
get_image_link()
get_image_width()
get_image_height()
get_item_quantity()
get_item()
get_items()
set_favicon_handler()
get_favicon()
__call()
sort_items()
merge_items()
store_links()
__construct() X-Ref |
The SimplePie class contains feed level data and options To use SimplePie, create the SimplePie object with no parameters. You can then set configuration options using the provided methods. After setting them, you must initialise the feed using $feed->init(). At that point the object's methods and properties will be available to you. Previously, it was possible to pass in the feed URL along with cache options directly into the constructor. This has been removed as of 1.3 as it caused a lot of confusion. since: 1.0 Preview Release |
__toString() X-Ref |
Used for converting object to a string |
__destruct() X-Ref |
Remove items that link back to this before destroying this object |
force_feed($enable = false) X-Ref |
Force the given data/URL to be treated as a feed This tells SimplePie to ignore the content-type provided by the server. Be careful when using this option, as it will also disable autodiscovery. param: bool $enable Force the given data/URL to be treated as a feed since: 1.1 |
set_feed_url($url) X-Ref |
Set the URL of the feed you want to parse This allows you to enter the URL of the feed you want to parse, or the website you want to try to use auto-discovery on. This takes priority over any set raw data. You can set multiple feeds to mash together by passing an array instead of a string for the $url. Remember that with each additional feed comes additional processing and resources. param: string|array $url This is the URL (or array of URLs) that you want to parse. since: 1.0 Preview Release |
set_file(&$file) X-Ref |
Set an instance of {@see SimplePie_File} to use as a feed param: SimplePie_File &$file return: bool True on success, false on failure |
set_raw_data($data) X-Ref |
Set the raw XML data to parse Allows you to use a string of RSS/Atom data instead of a remote feed. If you have a feed available as a string in PHP, you can tell SimplePie to parse that data string instead of a remote feed. Any set feed URL takes precedence. param: string $data RSS or Atom data as a string. since: 1.0 Beta 3 |
set_timeout($timeout = 10) X-Ref |
Set the default timeout for fetching remote feeds This allows you to change the maximum time the feed's server to respond and send the feed back. param: int $timeout The maximum number of seconds to spend waiting to retrieve a feed. since: 1.0 Beta 3 |
set_curl_options(array $curl_options = array() X-Ref |
Set custom curl options This allows you to change default curl options param: array $curl_options Curl options to add to default settings since: 1.0 Beta 3 |
force_fsockopen($enable = false) X-Ref |
Force SimplePie to use fsockopen() instead of cURL param: bool $enable Force fsockopen() to be used since: 1.0 Beta 3 |
enable_cache($enable = true) X-Ref |
Enable/disable caching in SimplePie. This option allows you to disable caching all-together in SimplePie. However, disabling the cache can lead to longer load times. param: bool $enable Enable caching since: 1.0 Preview Release |
force_cache_fallback($enable = false) X-Ref |
SimplePie to continue to fall back to expired cache, if enabled, when feed is unavailable. This tells SimplePie to ignore any file errors and fall back to cache instead. This only works if caching is enabled and cached content still exists. param: bool $enable Force use of cache on fail. |
set_cache_duration($seconds = 3600) X-Ref |
Set the length of time (in seconds) that the contents of a feed will be cached param: int $seconds The feed content cache duration |
set_autodiscovery_cache_duration($seconds = 604800) X-Ref |
Set the length of time (in seconds) that the autodiscovered feed URL will be cached param: int $seconds The autodiscovered feed URL cache duration. |
set_cache_location($location = './cache') X-Ref |
Set the file system location where the cached files should be stored param: string $location The file system location. |
get_cache_filename($url) X-Ref |
Return the filename (i.e. hash, without path and without extension) of the file to cache a given URL. param: string $url The URL of the feed to be cached. return: string A filename (i.e. hash, without path and without extension). |
enable_order_by_date($enable = true) X-Ref |
Set whether feed items should be sorted into reverse chronological order param: bool $enable Sort as reverse chronological order. |
set_input_encoding($encoding = false) X-Ref |
Set the character encoding used to parse the feed This overrides the encoding reported by the feed, however it will fall back to the normal encoding detection if the override fails param: string $encoding Character encoding |
set_autodiscovery_level($level = SIMPLEPIE_LOCATOR_ALL) X-Ref |
Set how much feed autodiscovery to do param: int $level Feed Autodiscovery Level (level can be a combination of the above constants, see bitwise OR operator) |
get_registry() X-Ref |
Get the class registry Use this to override SimplePie's default classes return: SimplePie_Registry |
set_cache_class($class = 'SimplePie_Cache') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for caching |
set_locator_class($class = 'SimplePie_Locator') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for auto-discovery |
set_parser_class($class = 'SimplePie_Parser') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for XML parsing |
set_file_class($class = 'SimplePie_File') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for remote file fetching |
set_sanitize_class($class = 'SimplePie_Sanitize') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for data sanitization |
set_item_class($class = 'SimplePie_Item') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for handling feed items |
set_author_class($class = 'SimplePie_Author') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for handling author data |
set_category_class($class = 'SimplePie_Category') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for handling category data |
set_enclosure_class($class = 'SimplePie_Enclosure') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for feed enclosures |
set_caption_class($class = 'SimplePie_Caption') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for `<media:text>` captions |
set_copyright_class($class = 'SimplePie_Copyright') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for `<media:copyright>` |
set_credit_class($class = 'SimplePie_Credit') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for `<media:credit>` |
set_rating_class($class = 'SimplePie_Rating') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for `<media:rating>` |
set_restriction_class($class = 'SimplePie_Restriction') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for `<media:restriction>` |
set_content_type_sniffer_class($class = 'SimplePie_Content_Type_Sniffer') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses for content-type sniffing |
set_source_class($class = 'SimplePie_Source') X-Ref |
Set which class SimplePie uses item sources |
set_useragent($ua = SIMPLEPIE_USERAGENT) X-Ref |
Set the user agent string param: string $ua New user agent string. |
set_cache_name_function($function = 'md5') X-Ref |
Set callback function to create cache filename with param: mixed $function Callback function |
set_stupidly_fast($set = false) X-Ref |
Set options to make SP as fast as possible Forgoes a substantial amount of data sanitization in favor of speed. This turns SimplePie into a dumb parser of feeds. param: bool $set Whether to set them or not |
set_max_checked_feeds($max = 10) X-Ref |
Set maximum number of feeds to check with autodiscovery param: int $max Maximum number of feeds to check |
remove_div($enable = true) X-Ref |
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strip_htmltags($tags = '', $encode = null) X-Ref |
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encode_instead_of_strip($enable = true) X-Ref |
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strip_attributes($attribs = '') X-Ref |
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add_attributes($attribs = '') X-Ref |
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set_output_encoding($encoding = 'UTF-8') X-Ref |
Set the output encoding Allows you to override SimplePie's output to match that of your webpage. This is useful for times when your webpages are not being served as UTF-8. This setting will be obeyed by {@see handle_content_type()}, and is similar to {@see set_input_encoding()}. It should be noted, however, that not all character encodings can support all characters. If your page is being served as ISO-8859-1 and you try to display a Japanese feed, you'll likely see garbled characters. Because of this, it is highly recommended to ensure that your webpages are served as UTF-8. The number of supported character encodings depends on whether your web host supports {@link http://php.net/mbstring mbstring}, {@link http://php.net/iconv iconv}, or both. See {@link http://simplepie.org/wiki/faq/Supported_Character_Encodings} for more information. param: string $encoding |
strip_comments($strip = false) X-Ref |
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set_url_replacements($element_attribute = null) X-Ref |
Set element/attribute key/value pairs of HTML attributes containing URLs that need to be resolved relative to the feed Defaults to |a|@href, |area|@href, |blockquote|@cite, |del|@cite, |form|@action, |img|@longdesc, |img|@src, |input|@src, |ins|@cite, |q|@cite param: array|null $element_attribute Element/attribute key/value pairs, null for default since: 1.0 |
set_https_domains($domains = array() X-Ref |
Set the list of domains for which to force HTTPS. param: array List of HTTPS domains. Example array('biz', 'example.com', 'example.org', 'www.example.net'). |
set_image_handler($page = false, $qs = 'i') X-Ref |
Set the handler to enable the display of cached images. param: string $page Web-accessible path to the handler_image.php file. param: string $qs The query string that the value should be passed to. |
set_item_limit($limit = 0) X-Ref |
Set the limit for items returned per-feed with multifeeds param: integer $limit The maximum number of items to return. |
enable_exceptions($enable = true) X-Ref |
Enable throwing exceptions param: boolean $enable Should we throw exceptions, or use the old-style error property? |
init() X-Ref |
Initialize the feed object This is what makes everything happen. Period. This is where all of the configuration options get processed, feeds are fetched, cached, and parsed, and all of that other good stuff. return: boolean True if successful, false otherwise |
fetch_data(&$cache) X-Ref |
Fetch the data via SimplePie_File If the data is already cached, attempt to fetch it from there instead param: SimplePie_Cache_Base|false $cache Cache handler, or false to not load from the cache return: array|true Returns true if the data was loaded from the cache, or an array of HTTP headers and sniffed type |
error() X-Ref |
Get the error message for the occurred error return: string|array Error message, or array of messages for multifeeds |
status_code() X-Ref |
Get the last HTTP status code return: int Status code |
get_raw_data() X-Ref |
Get the raw XML This is the same as the old `$feed->enable_xml_dump(true)`, but returns the data instead of printing it. return: string|boolean Raw XML data, false if the cache is used |
get_encoding() X-Ref |
Get the character encoding used for output return: string since: Preview Release |
handle_content_type($mime = 'text/html') X-Ref |
Send the content-type header with correct encoding This method ensures that the SimplePie-enabled page is being served with the correct {@link http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/ mime-type} and character encoding HTTP headers (character encoding determined by the {@see set_output_encoding} config option). This won't work properly if any content or whitespace has already been sent to the browser, because it relies on PHP's {@link http://php.net/header header()} function, and these are the circumstances under which the function works. Because it's setting these settings for the entire page (as is the nature of HTTP headers), this should only be used once per page (again, at the top). param: string $mime MIME type to serve the page as |
get_type() X-Ref |
Get the type of the feed This returns a SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_* constant, which can be tested against using {@link http://php.net/language.operators.bitwise bitwise operators} return: int SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_* constant since: 0.8 (usage changed to using constants in 1.0) |
subscribe_url($permanent = false) X-Ref |
Get the URL for the feed When the 'permanent' mode is enabled, returns the original feed URL, except in the case of an `HTTP 301 Moved Permanently` status response, in which case the location of the first redirection is returned. When the 'permanent' mode is disabled (default), may or may not be different from the URL passed to {@see set_feed_url()}, depending on whether auto-discovery was used, and whether there were any redirects along the way. param: bool $permanent Permanent mode to return only the original URL or the first redirection return: string|null since: Preview Release (previously called `get_feed_url()` since SimplePie 0.8.) |
get_feed_tags($namespace, $tag) X-Ref |
Get data for an feed-level element This method allows you to get access to ANY element/attribute that is a sub-element of the opening feed tag. The return value is an indexed array of elements matching the given namespace and tag name. Each element has `attribs`, `data` and `child` subkeys. For `attribs` and `child`, these contain namespace subkeys. `attribs` then has one level of associative name => value data (where `value` is a string) after the namespace. `child` has tag-indexed keys after the namespace, each member of which is an indexed array matching this same format. For example: <pre> // This is probably a bad example because we already support // <media:content> natively, but it shows you how to parse through // the nodes. $group = $item->get_item_tags(SIMPLEPIE_NAMESPACE_MEDIARSS, 'group'); $content = $group[0]['child'][SIMPLEPIE_NAMESPACE_MEDIARSS]['content']; $file = $content[0]['attribs']['']['url']; echo $file; </pre> param: string $namespace The URL of the XML namespace of the elements you're trying to access param: string $tag Tag name return: array since: 1.0 |
get_channel_tags($namespace, $tag) X-Ref |
Get data for an channel-level element This method allows you to get access to ANY element/attribute in the channel/header section of the feed. See {@see SimplePie::get_feed_tags()} for a description of the return value param: string $namespace The URL of the XML namespace of the elements you're trying to access param: string $tag Tag name return: array since: 1.0 |
get_image_tags($namespace, $tag) X-Ref |
Get data for an channel-level element This method allows you to get access to ANY element/attribute in the image/logo section of the feed. See {@see SimplePie::get_feed_tags()} for a description of the return value param: string $namespace The URL of the XML namespace of the elements you're trying to access param: string $tag Tag name return: array since: 1.0 |
get_base($element = array() X-Ref |
Get the base URL value from the feed Uses `<xml:base>` if available, otherwise uses the first link in the feed, or failing that, the URL of the feed itself. param: array $element return: string |
sanitize($data, $type, $base = '') X-Ref |
Sanitize feed data param: string $data Data to sanitize param: int $type One of the SIMPLEPIE_CONSTRUCT_* constants param: string $base Base URL to resolve URLs against return: string Sanitized data |
get_title() X-Ref |
Get the title of the feed Uses `<atom:title>`, `<title>` or `<dc:title>` return: string|null since: 1.0 (previously called `get_feed_title` since 0.8) |
get_category($key = 0) X-Ref |
Get a category for the feed param: int $key The category that you want to return. Remember that arrays begin with 0, not 1 return: SimplePie_Category|null since: Unknown |
get_categories() X-Ref |
Get all categories for the feed Uses `<atom:category>`, `<category>` or `<dc:subject>` return: array|null List of {@see SimplePie_Category} objects since: Unknown |
get_author($key = 0) X-Ref |
Get an author for the feed param: int $key The author that you want to return. Remember that arrays begin with 0, not 1 return: SimplePie_Author|null since: 1.1 |
get_authors() X-Ref |
Get all authors for the feed Uses `<atom:author>`, `<author>`, `<dc:creator>` or `<itunes:author>` return: array|null List of {@see SimplePie_Author} objects since: 1.1 |
get_contributor($key = 0) X-Ref |
Get a contributor for the feed param: int $key The contrbutor that you want to return. Remember that arrays begin with 0, not 1 return: SimplePie_Author|null since: 1.1 |
get_contributors() X-Ref |
Get all contributors for the feed Uses `<atom:contributor>` return: array|null List of {@see SimplePie_Author} objects since: 1.1 |
get_link($key = 0, $rel = 'alternate') X-Ref |
Get a single link for the feed param: int $key The link that you want to return. Remember that arrays begin with 0, not 1 param: string $rel The relationship of the link to return return: string|null Link URL since: 1.0 (previously called `get_feed_link` since Preview Release, `get_feed_permalink()` since 0.8) |
get_permalink() X-Ref |
Get the permalink for the item Returns the first link available with a relationship of "alternate". Identical to {@see get_link()} with key 0 return: string|null Link URL since: 1.0 (previously called `get_feed_link` since Preview Release, `get_feed_permalink()` since 0.8) |
get_links($rel = 'alternate') X-Ref |
Get all links for the feed Uses `<atom:link>` or `<link>` param: string $rel The relationship of links to return return: array|null Links found for the feed (strings) since: Beta 2 |
get_all_discovered_feeds() X-Ref |
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get_description() X-Ref |
Get the content for the item Uses `<atom:subtitle>`, `<atom:tagline>`, `<description>`, `<dc:description>`, `<itunes:summary>` or `<itunes:subtitle>` return: string|null since: 1.0 (previously called `get_feed_description()` since 0.8) |
get_copyright() X-Ref |
Get the copyright info for the feed Uses `<atom:rights>`, `<atom:copyright>` or `<dc:rights>` return: string|null since: 1.0 (previously called `get_feed_copyright()` since 0.8) |
get_language() X-Ref |
Get the language for the feed Uses `<language>`, `<dc:language>`, or @xml_lang return: string|null since: 1.0 (previously called `get_feed_language()` since 0.8) |
get_latitude() X-Ref |
Get the latitude coordinates for the item Compatible with the W3C WGS84 Basic Geo and GeoRSS specifications Uses `<geo:lat>` or `<georss:point>` return: string|null since: 1.0 |
get_longitude() X-Ref |
Get the longitude coordinates for the feed Compatible with the W3C WGS84 Basic Geo and GeoRSS specifications Uses `<geo:long>`, `<geo:lon>` or `<georss:point>` return: string|null since: 1.0 |
get_image_title() X-Ref |
Get the feed logo's title RSS 0.9.0, 1.0 and 2.0 feeds are allowed to have a "feed logo" title. Uses `<image><title>` or `<image><dc:title>` return: string|null |
get_image_url() X-Ref |
Get the feed logo's URL RSS 0.9.0, 2.0, Atom 1.0, and feeds with iTunes RSS tags are allowed to have a "feed logo" URL. This points directly to the image itself. Uses `<itunes:image>`, `<atom:logo>`, `<atom:icon>`, `<image><title>` or `<image><dc:title>` return: string|null |
get_image_link() X-Ref |
Get the feed logo's link RSS 0.9.0, 1.0 and 2.0 feeds are allowed to have a "feed logo" link. This points to a human-readable page that the image should link to. Uses `<itunes:image>`, `<atom:logo>`, `<atom:icon>`, `<image><title>` or `<image><dc:title>` return: string|null |
get_image_width() X-Ref |
Get the feed logo's link RSS 2.0 feeds are allowed to have a "feed logo" width. Uses `<image><width>` or defaults to 88.0 if no width is specified and the feed is an RSS 2.0 feed. return: int|float|null |
get_image_height() X-Ref |
Get the feed logo's height RSS 2.0 feeds are allowed to have a "feed logo" height. Uses `<image><height>` or defaults to 31.0 if no height is specified and the feed is an RSS 2.0 feed. return: int|float|null |
get_item_quantity($max = 0) X-Ref |
Get the number of items in the feed This is well-suited for {@link http://php.net/for for()} loops with {@see get_item()} param: int $max Maximum value to return. 0 for no limit return: int Number of items in the feed |
get_item($key = 0) X-Ref |
Get a single item from the feed This is better suited for {@link http://php.net/for for()} loops, whereas {@see get_items()} is better suited for {@link http://php.net/foreach foreach()} loops. param: int $key The item that you want to return. Remember that arrays begin with 0, not 1 return: SimplePie_Item|null since: Beta 2 |
get_items($start = 0, $end = 0) X-Ref |
Get all items from the feed This is better suited for {@link http://php.net/for for()} loops, whereas {@see get_items()} is better suited for {@link http://php.net/foreach foreach()} loops. param: int $start Index to start at param: int $end Number of items to return. 0 for all items after `$start` return: SimplePie_Item[]|null List of {@see SimplePie_Item} objects since: Beta 2 |
set_favicon_handler($page = false, $qs = 'i') X-Ref |
Set the favicon handler |
get_favicon() X-Ref |
Get the favicon for the current feed |
__call($method, $args) X-Ref |
Magic method handler param: string $method Method name param: array $args Arguments to the method return: mixed |
sort_items($a, $b) X-Ref |
Sorting callback for items param: SimplePie $a param: SimplePie $b return: boolean |
merge_items($urls, $start = 0, $end = 0, $limit = 0) X-Ref |
Merge items from several feeds into one If you're merging multiple feeds together, they need to all have dates for the items or else SimplePie will refuse to sort them. param: array $urls List of SimplePie feed objects to merge param: int $start Starting item param: int $end Number of items to return param: int $limit Maximum number of items per feed return: array |
store_links(&$file, $hub, $self) X-Ref |
Store PubSubHubbub links as headers There is no way to find PuSH links in the body of a microformats feed, so they are added to the headers when found, to be used later by get_links. param: SimplePie_File $file param: string $hub param: string $self |
wp_simplepie_autoload( $class ) X-Ref |
WordPress autoloader for SimplePie. since: 3.5.0 |
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