http://drupal.org/node/146939

Although I think I do prefer the solution provided by Tim above.

thanks for your answer.
It seems the problem was somewhere else:

The rendered display of my imagefield is not available inside the node object:
var_dump($node->field_global_bild1[0]['view']; returns NULL.

The image path is available though, so I’m able to build the image link manually using $base_url, $node->field_global_bild1[0]['filepath'] and imagecache_create_url().

Much effort just to get a feed formatted the way one wants it to be ^^

I haven’t touched this code in awhile, but I would check whether there’s a format filter on the description that strips out HTML, either on the node itself, or happening within Views.

Or try removing check_plain() from the following line in phptemplate_preprocess_views_view_row_rss():

$vars['description'] = check_plain($item->description);

Or remove it from within the views-view-row-rss.tpl.php template. Hope that helps!

Should this possibly be inserted into a tag other than ?

Cheers,
Daniel

If you look at the D7 source (schema.inc), there is a workaround for this. If you KNOW that your schema will only be deployed to MySQL, you can use:

‘mysql_type’ => ‘timestamp’

Instead of:

‘type’ => ‘datetime’

When declaring your columns. Hope this helps (and btw, I agree with your points).

Jay