Current versions import a custom image for every item in a feed. Some feeds (e.g. The Daily) have 1k+ items and a good number of them have a custom image URL on them. This resulted in an HTTP request for each of those one thousand images which is slow. This change makes it so
Secondarily, I am piggy-backing a change to how SQL errors are handled. They are now output to the log, and the query method returns false. Lastly, die() calls were added to the controller after the heade redirects to cutoff any additional output.
Re: #11
Current versions import a custom image for every item in a feed. Some feeds (e.g. The Daily) have 1k+ items and a good number of them have a custom image URL on them. This resulted in an HTTP request for each of those one thousand images which is slow. This change makes it so
Secondarily, I am piggy-backing a change to how SQL errors are handled. They are now output to the log, and the query method returns false. Lastly,
die()calls were added to the controller after the heade redirects to cutoff any additional output.