Thanks Tom. Unfortunately I see error messages for only the 8 products
that google reported as failing. Also, the feed seems to be getting
processed completely since the last product in the feed is published.
I am suspecting that the HTML formatting in the description including
'ul' 'li' is screwing things up. Would appreciate if someone can
confirm this otherwise I will have to test this using the google base
API.
Another failed product example (much simpler to read) below:
<item><title>Saint Raphael Statue</title><link>https://
www.museumreplicas.com/p-1114-saint-raphael-statue.aspx?affiliateID=10061</link><description><div
style="text-align: justify;">Saint Raphael is one of seven
Archangels who stand before the throne of the Lord with his armor,
shield and spear. This stunning statue is made of cast resin with an
antiqued beonze metalized finish.
<br><ul><li>Overall: 13-1/2" tall<br></
li></ul></div></description><g:image_link>http://
www.museumreplicas.com/images/PRODUCT/medium/1114.jpg </
g:image_link><g:price>55.00</g:price><g:mpn></g:mpn><g:condition>
New
</g:condition></item>
On Feb 16, 8:45 am, Tom Wilson <tomthedevelo...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Log into your account and click the data feed filename, this should tell you
> the error found when processing your feed.
>
> Sometime i've seen feeds stop processing after a certain number of error
> found.
>
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 20:48, Nirmal Thakker <nirm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I have a feed containing more than 800 products. Upon uploading it to
> > Google Base I see that 465 of 473 products have been accepted. Which
> > means that 8 were rejected due to some error or the other.
>
> > What happened to the other 300+ products? Eg of 1 product that just
> > disappeared without showing up in the error log:
>
> > <item><title>Frostmourne Sword - Latex</title><link>https://
>
> >www.museumreplicas.com/p-1066-frostmourne-sword-latex.aspx?affiliateI...
> > </link><description><div
> > style="text-align: justify;">The artisans at Windlass worked
> > closely with the creative team at Blizzard Entertainment to bring this
> > amazing piece to life.<br><br>Whosoever takes up this
> > blade shall wield power eternal.&nbsp; Just as the blade rends
> > flesh, so must power scar the spirit.&nbsp; Such was the warning
> > given to all who would seek to wield Frostmourne, the most powerful
> > runeblade in existence.&nbsp; Driven to save his homeland from
> > disaster, Prince Arthas Menethil joined Muradin Bronzebeard in seeking
> > out the legendary runeblade.&nbsp; At the Lich King's urging,
> > Arthas used Frostmourne to kill his father and shatter the Frozen
> > Throne.&nbsp; Today the new Lich King sits on his icy throne,
> > silently plotting his next move, the cursed runeblade ready at his
> > side.&nbsp; Approx 47" overall, 28" blade.&nbsp; A safe and
> > enjoyable collectible for all ages and fans of the world's most
> > popular online game.&nbsp; NERO approved<br><br>This
> > fully approved and licensed latex LARP weapon has a realistic look and
> > finish and is the finest on the market. A hard rubber handle and real
> > suede wrapping ensures both great balance and a firm grip for complete
> > control. The tough layered foam, high quality latex and the specially
> > developed paint we utilize has been researched for long lasting play
> > and a non-cracking finish. Police-grade Kevlar, used in our sword
> > tips, guarantees a non-tearing thrust. Though the fiber cores of t
> > this weapon is lightweight, it commands the strength to withstand
> > excessive pounds of stress. All of the chemicals and compounds used in
> > this sword have been proven OSHA safe.<br></
> > div><br><div style="text-align: justify;"><span
> > style="font-weight: bold;">Please Note:</span> This is not a
> > metal weapon; it is a quality latex weapon for LARP and other forms of
> > action play. &nbsp;<font><font><font
> > face="AZBY"><a href="http://www.museumreplicas.com/t-
> > video_LARPDurability.aspx?affiliateID=10061">See this video</
> > a></font></font></font> demonstrating the
> > quality, construction and durability of our Latex
> > Weapons.<br></div><br><ul><li>Overall:
> > 47" </li><li>Blade: 28"</li><li>Wt:&nbsp;
> > 1lb / 8 oz</li></ul>Expected Ship Date Dec 2009. <div
> > style="text-align: right;"><img src="/images/
> > nero.jpg><br></div><br></
> > description><g:image_link>http://www.museumreplicas.com/images/PRODUCT/
> > medium/1066.jpg </g:image_link><g:price>149.00</g:price><g:mpn></
> > g:mpn><g:condition>
> > New
> > </g:condition></item><item>
>
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