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@@ -36,14 +36,20 @@
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<div class="row">
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"""
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cnt = 0
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- # Getting at least 4 items in case of some python exceptions.
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+ # Getting at least 6 items in case of some python exceptions.
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for item in feed["items"][:6]:
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if int(cnt) % 2 == 0:
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HTML += u"""
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<div class="col-sm-6 blog-headlines">
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"""
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item.title = item.title.replace("&", "&")
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- author, title = item.title.split(':', 1)
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+ # If a blog post doesn't have a title for some reason, it breaks the way
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+ # we try to parse out the author and title. Let's say it's untitled in
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+ # order for it to appear on the page without breaking the script.
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+ if ":" in item.title:
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+ author, title = item.title.split(':', 1)
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+ else:
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+ author, title = item.title, "(untitled post)"
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link = item.links[0]['href']
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# Remove image tag from beginning
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try:
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Some platforms can give us a post without a title. When that happens,
Planet's RSS feed title is "$author" instead of "$author.title", which
causes our split to blow up. Instead, we check to see if there is a ':',
and if so split like normal. If not, explicitly set the title to
"(untitled post)" in order for it to still render.
While I'm at it, update a comment so that it reflects what the code is
actually doing.
Fixes #9251
Signed-off-by: Ben Cotton bcotton@fedoraproject.org