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I used SimplePie to display RSS feed from a basketball website. The article titles show up but I want the entire article to display. I tried changing
echo $item->get_description() to echo $item->get_content()
it still only shows the little exert. I know it’s possible because:
this website displays the entire article just like how I want it. Any suggestions how to do this with SimplePie?
If an RSS feed does not contain the article, no matter which parser you use you will not be able to extract something from nothing.
However, what I tend to do is use Diffbot to parse articles. They have an easy-to-use API and as far as I know is the best free article parser.
So, you would get each URL and make a batch request to Diffbot which will return a large JSON array, which you can then extract the full article from.