Hmm. I don't understand why including the options object with the
{includeHistoricalEntries:1} in it wouldn't return a feed that
included historical entries unless you're loading a feed that hasn't
been crawled before such that Google wouldn't have any historical
entries in its cache. It would appear as though the support for the
option is still in the code. There's also support for a numEntries
property to that options object so that, if you should want to set the
number of entries on individual feeds, rather than the whole control,
you can do that.
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On Jun 7, 2009, at 5:01 AM, Fred wrote:
>
> Bonjour Mister Jeremy G.
>
> !!!!!!!!! It's works perfectly. :-) !!!!!!!!!!!
> Ton of thanks !
> Fred
>
> P.S : before your reply I found an old post from you ( Oct 18 2007)
> and I've try to use it with no success
>
> myFeedControl.addFeed('my_feed_url.rss','my_label',
> {includeHistoricalEntries:1});
>
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