{% import "header.html" as header %}
ID: {{feed.id}}
{{feed.description}}
{% endif %}{% set interval = feed.autorefresh_interval|abs %} {% set hours = (interval / 3600)|int %} {% set minutes = ((interval % 3600) / 60)|int %} Refresh every hours, minutes
Note: autorefresh is not inherited from parent to child. When you manually click the refresh button on a parent, its children will also be refreshed, but if the parent is refreshed automatically, the children will wait for their own autorefresh.
{% if feed.last_refresh %}Last refresh: {{feed.last_refresh|timestamp_to_8601_local}}
{% endif %} {% if feed.next_refresh < INF %}Next refresh: {{feed.next_refresh|timestamp_to_8601_local}}
{% endif %} {% if feed.last_refresh_error %}The last refresh attempt at {{feed.last_refresh_attempt|timestamp_to_8601_local}} encountered the following error:
{{-feed.last_refresh_error|trim-}}{% endif %}
If disabled, this feed will only be refreshed when you click its own refresh button, or when its autorefresh timer is ready.
When feeds are refreshed, the system uses GUIDs and other news attributes to detect which items are new and which are duplicates from the previous refresh.
If the feed is isolated, the GUIDs will only be used to search for duplicates within this feed. If the feed is not isolated, the GUIDs will be used to search for duplicates among all news in the database.
If you have two feeds that may produce the same items (e.g. two newspaper category feeds, and a news article belongs to both categories), this setting will control whether the news item appears in both feeds or just the one that got it first.
Filters will execute in the order they are listed here:
If you need to define additional HTTP headers which will be sent on every refresh request for this feed, you can add them below. Write one header per line like Key: value
, e.g. Host: example.com