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How to Export a WordPress Custom XML Feed

How to export a custom XML feed quickly: 1. Go to All Export › New Export. 2. Change the export type to Custom XML Feed. 3. Use the Drag & Drop tool to build your custom feed. 4. Run the export. 5. Review the export file. === Chapters === 00:00 Create a new WordPress export and choose the export post type 00:51 Change the export type to Custom XML Feed 01:25 Customize the feed to match the desired XML schema 05:35 If desired, use PHP to process the XML feed data 06:37 Schedule the export to run automatically 07:17 Confirm and run the export 07:52 Review the XML feed output, which reveals a problem 08:11 Modify and rerun the export to fix the problem === Frequently Asked Questions === › Are There Any Limits to The Complexity of a Custom XML Feed? No. With WP All Export, you can make your custom XML feed as simple or as complex as you wish. › Do I Have to Worry About the File Size of an XML Feed? You have to pay attention to it, but you don't have to worry about it, as WP All Export provides a simple setting to split exports into multiple files so that you can stay within any file size limits. › Does Your Plugin Handle Fields That Contain Multiple Values in Them? Yes, no problem. WP All Export automatically converts these values into an indexed array. It then outputs one XML element for every value in the array. === Related Tutorials === For written instructions on how to create a custom XML feed, see https://www.wpallimport.com/documenta.... For written instructions on how to create a simple XML feed, see https://www.wpallimport.com/documenta.... To learn more about using PHP to process export data, see https://www.wpallimport.com/documenta.... For more information on scheduling exports, see https://www.wpallimport.com/documenta.... For more general information on exporting WordPress data, see https://www.wpallimport.com/documenta.... #wordpress #wordpressplugin #xml #export #export_xml #wordpress_export_xml