By yraffah on

Hi
As you know if you access your drupal site with Safari or FF (and probably IE 7?) you get this RSS icon in the address bar which links to the default RSS feed for your site. Can I change where does it link to? The reason for me doing this, because I recently subscribed to feedburner and I want to use the feedburner RSS feed link instead of the one generated by drupal.

I'm using Drupal 6 with Garland theme.

Thanks....

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stevebayerin’s picture

stevebayerin commented

You can alias the URL feed

in /admin/build/path/add

Existing system path: blog/feed
alternative path: feedburner (or any other name)

yraffah’s picture

yraffah commented

Thanks for your reply but unfortunately this does not help, as the path module only allows redirecting within the site it self, as far as I can see, please correct me if I'm wrong.

For example:

Existing system path: http://www.example.com/ blog/feed
alternative path: http://www.example.com/ alternative/path

yraffah’s picture

yraffah commented

Do you think SimpleFeed might help?

NukeHavoc’s picture

NukeHavoc commented

You may want to try the new FeedBurner module:
http://drupal.org/project/feedburner

I haven't experimented with it myself yet, but it is on my to do list.

Mark Elster’s picture

Mark Elster commented

I use Path Redirect for 5.x sites (havent tried the version for 6.x yet)

http://drupal.org/project/path_redirect

dave reid’s picture

dave reid
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If you're wanting to use your FeedBurner feed with Drupal, you'll want to use the FeedBurner module since using Path Redirect won't allow FeedBurner access to the raw Drupal feed.