Allright, I used your OPML file without any problem.  It appears to be fine, format-wise.  Now, something that occasionaly happens is that there is a Cache file that gets read, and maybe that's confusing things, or it could be that you are not placing the file in the proper location, or specifying it correctly in the settings.

Here's what to try:

1. Go to your website folder, and look for a \Portals\Cache\OPML folder.  If that's there go ahead and delete the OPML folder, if you feel more comfortable just move it somewhere for safe-keeping.  I just restore it from my Recycle Bin, if things go south, anyway.

2. Place your OPML file in the Website folder

3. Specify the location as http://<myisp>/<mysite>/<myfile.opml> and update.

For example, my test site is on  localhost, and my portal is named dnnv040505, so I specified the location as:

http://localhost/dnnv040505/BellNews.opml

Then, I click update and it displayed without issue.

Try those steps and let me know how it goes.

Cheers,

This is an amazing module. I have it running and looking beautiful on our University's site - via a test page.

But the last remaining issue is that the module orders the feed in reverse with the newest on bottom and the oldest on top. I don't see a way to change it. It's not an ampersand issue. I am simply passing a twitter feed url like this: