My N800 is very nice to me but dose not want me to read the News, i understand that it is trying to protect me "from the outside world"

My RSS Feed Reader Shows (no posts)

is there anything i can do to fix this

thanks

RSS or Rich Site Summary or Really Simple Syndication is a way to disseminate information. Since this comes from various Internet Sites, my question to you will be are you on the Internet when you try to refresh the RSS threads ? This is to say that are you connected to a proper unsecured Access Point when you try to refresh RSS Feeds ? Perhaps you need to be on the Internet when you do this.

yes i know but this thing came up 3 or 4 days ago and until now nothing in the RSS thing . . . knowing that i have rebooted several times

Normally, I do not care about RSS Feeder ( on my Nokia 770 ). So, I have disabled it. But in order to test it ( just now ) , I Bluetoothed into my Nokia 6682 Phone, and once connected to the Internet, I enabled the RSS Feeder and then refreshed it. I was able to see the latest Feeds.

There are two possible reasons:

1. Opening a feed causes its posts to be removed unless you tick "save for later"
2. The RSS reader is broken with auto-update turned on. See #953.

HTH,

Andrew

So is there any way to fix it if it's the 953 bug ??

and one more thing there is reload for the RSS if i press it nothing happens it dos not even try

Make sure you add a vote to bug 953, and in the short term disable auto-update in the RSS Feed Reader settings.

Sometimes it takes a few seconds to get going, I've not seen it "not try" though - always does something for me.

that is strange i went to rss feed thing ?? and nothing was there . . . . i added some feeds . . . up it went ?

i dont know what happened i was working ?

any way it is working now very well

thanks every one

This sounds like the same problem I was having: see http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ead.php?t=4911

I don't know what causes it (I don't quite understand bug #953 but it sounds like something different). However, I suggest that you back up your list of feeds, so at least you can restore them if it happens again. As mzandrew points out in the thread mentioned above, this can be done using the backup utility.

Good luck,

Art

Bug #953 is this: If you leave the RSS auto-update feature enabled, the RSS app will delete existing RSS articles whenever new RSS articles appear in each feed.

So, if you add a new feed which contains 30 articles you'll see all 30 articles the fist time the feed is loaded. Then, later on when the auto-update kicks in (either, 30 minutes, 60 minutes etc according to your proference) if the feed now contains 32 articles the existing 30 articles will be deleted and the two new articles will be added leaving your RSS app showing only TWO articles.

If the auto-update kicks in again and there are now 34 articles, the two articles will be deleted and the two new articles added - even if you haven't read the two articles donwloaded by the first auto-update!

Dumb, dumb, dumb.