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EasyBlog RSS Feed has an error

Lyneth Crighton · ·
1:27 AM Wednesday, 21 June 2017
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The RSS feed from EasyBlog has an error RSS Feed -- http://www.brescia.co.za/index.php?option=com_easyblog&;view=latest&format=feed&type=rss

Feedburner error === The URL does not appear to reference a valid XML file. We encountered the following problem: Your server is sending us some non-XML data. This is usually caused by your blogging platform or server generating an error page that is not in a valid feed format (usually it is plain-text, or HTML). Please confirm that your source feed is working properly.


Notice: Undefined index: mime in /usr/www/users/bresciza/libraries/joomla/document/feed.php on line 215 Notice: Undefined index: mime in /usr/www/users/bresciza/libraries/joomla/document/feed.php on line 215 http://www.brescia.co.za/index.php/latest-news Tue, 20 Jun 2017 16:28:15 +0200 Joomla! - Open Source Content Management en-gb http://www.brescia.co.za/index.php/secondary-school-news/grade-11-geography-outing-to-the-magaliesberg http://www.brescia.co.za/index.php/secondary-school-news/grade-11-geography-outing-to-the-magaliesberg

Feed Validator Message XML Parsing error: syntax error http://www.feedvalidator.org

Message

Feeds should not be served with the 'type/subtype' media type

Explanation

The web server is reporting an unexpected MIME type for a feed. Although we tried to parse it as a feed, aggregators may well report this as an error and act as if the user had pointed them at something other than a feed.

RSS feeds should be served as application/rss+xml (RSS 1.0 is an RDF format, so it may be served as application/rdf+xml instead). Atom feeds should use application/atom+xml. Alternatively, for compatibility with widely-deployed web browsers, any of these feeds can use one of the more general XML types - preferably application/xml.
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