[prssr-devel-ml] AW: Re: AW: Re: pRSSr can't cache all content
- From: "Zenker, Andre" <andre.zenker@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <prssr-devel-ml@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 5 May 2006 12:10:02 +0200
Hello,
I have the following problems when I use pRSS Reader 1.3.1 Beta1:
Enviroment: Pocket PC IPAQ 2210 is connected via cradle
The cradle is connected to a PC using a proxy to the internet.
Options: Tools / Options / Retrieval
Check for new items every 1 hours.
[x] automatically connect
[x] check for new items when handheld inserted into cradle
Options Sites (Site Manager): in ALL sites
Caching: [x] Store images within items
[x] Cach content for offline browsing
[x] automatically cache enclosures
All enclosures, images and content are cached on a SD Card (enough memory free).
my problems:
- When I insert my device into the cradle and wait over 1 hour, pRSS Reader
(started) doesn't update my channel.
(Update Channel (Tools Menu) is working)
- When I try "Update All Channels" from the Tools-Menu the channels are updated
BUT not all content is offline
cached!
-> doesn't cache some files (pics and etc.) inside some feeds AND(!)
-> doesn't cache some feeds at all
- When I read a message and tip on the header (Pocket IE opens) -> Pocket IE
try to connect to the internet
(but still I think the message is offline cached)
When I tip "Cancel" the login window appears continuously -> tip "Cancel"
again and again -> now I can read my
message
Hope this can help to solve the bugs.
André
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Betreff: [prssr-devel-ml] Re: AW: Re: pRSSr can't cache all content
Lets clarify this point
The pRSSreader:
1. doesn't cache some files (pics and etc.) inside some feeds
2. doesn't cache some feeds at all
3. doesn't cache all feeds at all
which issue you are observe?
I can see that only a few pictures in feeds are not cached but
generally whole content of all feeds are cached indeed.
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