| 开发者 | shabti |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年11月9日 18:26 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPL-2.0-or-later |
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A block needs at least one of: a search term, a category, a channel, a language or a date. Exclusions, "only with images" and sorting only narrow a search down. Also check that an API key is set under DynamiRSS in the admin menu; site administrators see the API's error message in place of the block if a request fails.
One request each time a block's results aren't already cached: when a page with the block is viewed after its cache has expired, and each time a visitor changes a filter or clicks "Load more". Results are cached for the "Cache TTL" set under DynamiRSS in the admin menu, so a block's default view costs at most one request per TTL however busy the page is. At the default of 120 seconds that is up to about 21,600 requests a month for a block on a page that is never idle. On the Free plan, set the TTL to at least 10800 (three hours, about 240 requests a month per block) and leave the visitor filters off, since every new filter combination is a request.
The API keeps articles for about 30 days. "Today", "This week" and "This month" move with the calendar (in UTC); a fixed day or date range will eventually stop matching anything.