By ojay on

Hi everyone...

I've setup Some RSS feeds for multiple blogs running on my drupal site and I'm able to sign up to the feeds in every browser without a problem except in Opera (i haven't tried feed burner or anything else as yet).

I've used the argument "node: feed selector" to setup the RSS which is correct right?

When you follow the rss link a new window opens with the rss content displayed fine... sweet. It's just the page you clicked the rss link (ie: my site) turns to garble code.
Actually, from what i can see it happens on a couple, but not all, of other sites... Is this a common theme in opera?

Any advice welcome!

Mark

Here's garbled code:
cybercrime http://www.mysite.com/?q=cybercrime Cybercrime en test http://www.mysite.com/?q=node/94 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Aenean facilisis dolor ut erat. Maecenas elementum. Donec porttitor tempor quam. Vestibulum ultricies sem ac diam. Fusce nec mi in enim dapibus feugiat. Aliquam erat volutpat. Vestibulum at turpis. Quisque placerat. Morbi accumsan, augue nec porta rutrum, sem metus aliquam lacus, accumsan tempor mauris velit eget augue. http://www.mysite.com/?q=node/94#comments Wed, 5 Sep 2007 19:43:00 +1000 ojay 94 at http://www.mysite.com

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batigol commented

I have Domain Access (great module) installation and I can set up my feed properly in Chrome, Firefox, IE but not in Opera browser.

Basically if you have few Content types and a View(1) that display fields from some of those content types and another View(2) that display fields from some (but not the same fields as View1) of those content types then Opera can't display you rss feed properly cause it mix them all.

FIREFOX:

page1/rss.xml

page1news
page1news2
page1news3

page2/rss.xml

page2news
page2news2
page2news3

page3/rss.xml

page3news
page3news2
page3news3

OPERA:

page1(or2, or3)/rss.xml

page1news
page3news3
page2news2
page1news3
page2news1

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