@Diana

Thanks for sharing the PIPE with me, I've been trying for the last 2 days but no success so far. 

If you can tell me what to do I would it would be much easier for me. Thanks again.

@Frank

I found 'http://fulltextrssfeed.com' realy helpful and easy to work with, 

but it doesn't convert all the feed items and it adds an advertisement link on each item.

So I'm back to yahoo pipes. Could you plz help me with it.

Here is the feed that I'm working on:

http://www.sabq.org/sabq/user/rss.do?cat=articles

Regards

Rami

Hi Diana,

Thank you so much for the quick reply, I'll have a look know

Regards

Rami

Here is the URL to a PIPE I created:  let me know if this helps you,

http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=0a4d3b167dfb77463e783cd7...

Here is the URL to a PIPE I created:  let me know if this helps you,

http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=0a4d3b167dfb77463e783cd7...

@Rami, I have been out of this for months!  I will have to give it a look later and get back in touch.  Maybe Franck will beat me to it.

@Frank, @Diana, Would you mind sharing your solution here plz.

I'm trying to convert partial RSS feeds to full text feeds. I've searched a lot about this but so far no success.

ok I have a problem with feeds showing the full content. I need to be able to show titles of posts, and partial content ONLY withe a link to "read more" that takes users to the publishers website.

the issues is that content generators do not like that I have an application that shows their full feed, they get no traffic that way?

any way to fix this in the existing system?

Hi Franck, Would you mind sharing your pipe settings again?  I would like to see what you've done with this.  Thanks

BINGO, thank you Franck! :)

Select the text you want to extract. Right click and select inspect element. A new window will appear with the dom at the right position. I don't think it requires any extension :)

Franck, that you for so graciously sharing your pipe with me.  I have one final question:  I'm new to Chrome (somewhat new) and have searched extensions, etc.  How do I access inspector to find the appropriate open / close tags for my feed.

I have seen people referencing it as a pop-up, but I cannot find it -- I am using OS X 6.5 -- nothing called inspector.  I can view source, but this does not show what I need (no span tags, etc) just the output as it is.  I'm usually good at this stuff   :)

Thanks again!

@diana you are right pipes are tricky. Go check the ones I use at http://pipes.yahoo.com/francks. You need to find out open and close tags that identify the content you want to extract. I use Chrome and the inspect feature to do that. You also need to figure out how much formatting you want to leave in the hmtl content. You can be more or less aggressive there (check the regex modules). I hope it helps. 

@Franck -- I spent some time searching and trying to play with some of the source on various pipes that offered "full text".  Have you found one that works?  Most of them depend on some XML tags for a beginning - end post.  I just can't seem to get one to work (I tried several with different feeds). 

Have you figured this out successfully, and if so ... would you be able to share with us?

Thanks!

Another option is to use a Yahoo Pipe to convert your partial RSS feeds to full text feeds. Do a search on Yahoo pipes for some samples...

Ahhhh Adam, I get it!   It isn't something you are doing yourself yet ... you are asking AppMakr to add the functionality.  DOH!

@Adam, can you explain this -- or show me.  What do you mean add a link to the title????  I'm missing it.

@Chris,

I agree 100%, please add the link to the title.