By Craigo on

I would like to take 2 or more RSS feeds and combine them into one feed that can be displayed and managed on a basic page node.

Can this be done through the core Aggregator module and/or Feeds module?

Thanks,
Craig

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steeph commented

I don't think the Aggregator module can do that. What exactly do you mean by managing the feeds? You could of course use the admin page of the Aggregator module to add/edit/remove feeds and give it a URL alias. Then you can create a view block and place it on the same page.

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Craigo commented

What I meant by managing feeds is, as an administrator, being able to delete individual feed items in a block. Correct me if I'm wrong but deleting individual feed items through the Aggregator module cannot be done...going to "Home » Administration » Configuration » Web services » Feed Aggregator » Feed Overview" and clicking "Remove items" for a configured feed will remove all feed items. I'd like the ability to choose which feed items to keep and remove.

So it is possible to use the Aggregator module to add two (or more) feeds...each one having a URL alias...then create a view block to display feed items from both feeds on one page?

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steeph commented

As I remember it, you can't delete individual feed items with the aggergator module, but I may be wrong. If you need something more flexible and powerful there is the Feeds module. It can import feeds as content. And from there you can do everything with it.