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2:47 am, October 1, 2022
 

return author title from simplepie rss atom feed

i was just returning the author from this, and for some reason it returns a number.

$class->$target_item = $item->get_author();

where you also need to pass the get_name function to this to extract the actual name, as i guess it may have additional details available. 

$class->$target_item = $item->get_author()->get_name();

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