I'm using audio.module on Drupal 5 RC2 and it drops an orange RSS icon at the bottom of every page (even admin pages) with a link to sitename/audio/feed. I'd like to be able to turn the audio RSS feed off anyway as I'm using Views to show the audio RSS.

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drewish commented

humm, that might be a views bug, because for the last few weeks all the audio feeds have been done by views. you might check that you're not duplicating an existing feed view...

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talltim commented

Huh. I just checked on another machine and it seems to have gone away.

From memory, what I saw on the custom view I created to show a list of audio nodes was two orange RSS icons at the bottom - one to sitename/viewpath/feed and the other to sitename/audio/feed. On all other pages the RSS icon would appear with a link to sitename/audio/feed.

I'll do some more checking and see if I can make the problem appear again.

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drewish commented
Status: Active » Fixed

okay good to hear. feel free to reopen this if you run into it again

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)
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Gurpartap Singh commented
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

Still experiencing this problem. The audio/feed feed button appears on 'every' page! Somewhere double buttons. No custom view or anything.. Just default install on fresh Drupal 5.1 installation. Someone also reported in forums on http://drupal.org/node/136389 it's lots tricky to find out what's culprit in this..

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DarrinRich commented

This is what I ended up doing that corrected it.
I went to administer>sitebuilding>views. I didnt have an option to edit the audio view which I believe was put there by the audio module. I clicked on the add button to the right of it.
I scrolled down to the Arguments. In there was an argument type "RSS: RSS feed selector" and the under default it was selected to display all values. I just clicked on delete button to delete that argument and saved. It creates another view without that argument which overrides the previous view.

I dont know if thats the correct way to handle it, but it seemed to work for me.

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drewish commented
Status: Active » Fixed

this seems like a views bug. it doesn't affect the 5-dev or 5-1-6-beta4 snapshot but it does affect 5-1-5 release. upgrade to the 1-6-beta release.

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drewish commented

marked http://drupal.org/node/138279 as a duplicate

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)