sorry here is the access to the backend you will need...

Hello Austrin,

I've tested your feed importer using my test feed site, and it gets imported correctly http://screencast.com/t/dqvILxtty . I'm using the URL http://www.yoursite.com/index.php?option=com_easyblog&task=cronfeed . This method is same as the cronjob. I'm afraid, the time your cronjob execute, it did not reach the cron interval time in your feed item hence the feed did not get imported.

im using the ip address and the full path instead of the web address...will this make a difference?

Hi Austrin,

I believe your setup will not make any differences in term of the feed importer cron url as you did get the correct cron message from your initial post earlier as you can see from below.

{"feeds":{"status":200,"type":"info","message":"There are no feeds to be imported currently."}}

Hope these help.

can u advise what the cron interval time should be then please?

Hello Austrin,

You might want to set the cron interval here: http://screencast.com/t/ZmFkzkhDjPgs to 0 means there is no interval. Please give it a try.

ok. i have set all the feeds to cron interval 0
lets see what happens.

Hello Austrin,

Keep us updated then. By the way, to test this, your feed must have unimported feed so that the feed will get imported when the cronjob execute.