Posted by bjlewis2 on December 31, 2011 at 7:41pm
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| Project: | Views RSS |
| Version: | 7.x-1.x-dev |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | closed (fixed) |
Issue Summary
I've tried all of the suggested tpl.php files that are shown here:
Unfortunately I'm not able to get them to work.
Just to make sure, I entered the "default theme template used for this style" as in this screenshot for all of the suggested templates:
But it outputs this:
Any thoughts on how to use views theming?
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Comments
#1
Just to clarify, I've entered the exact code from the default template (sites/all/modules/views_rss/views/views-view-views-rss-fields.tpl.php) into every suggested tpl.php file and every time it gives what you see in the third screenshot above.
I would like to add additional information for iTunes into the feed. I was able to do this in the default template file (the one in the views_rss/views folder), but that restricts me to only having one podcast feed (and I want two). Also, it means I've had to hack the module, and I don't really want to do that.
Thanks for everything!
#2
any luck with this? i too am trying to make a podcast rss feed to work with itunes specs... really need this theming functionality. i have the exact same error.
thx
#3
Nope. I've decided to use FFPC (FileField Podcaster). I used it in D6 and it was fantastic. There's not an official D7 release yet, but you can use Git to download the dev version and use that. It seems to be working pretty well, I'd have to imagine they'll roll an official release in the near future.
#4
for the record... seems i can get the least specific to work... views-view-views-rss-fields.tpl.php but the more specific ones don't work. i really hope this gets fixed to i can have multiple versions.
thanks
#5
Yes, I've noticed it happening too, after rescaning template files, or sometimes after changing the content of a tpl file. What always helps though is simple cache flushing, and everything gets back to normal. I am working on version 2.x right now (just pushed 6.x-2.x-dev before a sec), so I guess I'll have a closer look at this issue too at one point.
#6
This has been fixed in the most recent version of 7.x-2.x-dev (just pushed to d.o).
#7
maciej.zgadzaj, you're amazing!
#8
I seem to be having a similar problem in the D6 version. Does this have a separate issue anywhere?
#9
Bump for D6, although I do get some result when I modify the modules' own .tpl.php-files...
#10
#11
Please do not re-open already closed issues and do not change their settings, instead open a new one, providing more details - your view configuration, template file names and locations etc.