By Anonymous (not verified) on

I want the syndicate link that goes to rss.xml to include all items that have been published not just ones that have been promoted to the front page.

In the node_feed function I see the sql WHERE n.promote = 1 which I could easily remove and it gets the desired functionality that I want but I don't want to modify core files. Does anyone know of a better way to achieve this functionality??

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

Never mind I fixed my own problem.

Problem fixed using views and views_rss
What I did was just clone the frontpage view and removed the filter for promoted to frontpage.
This provided me with a page with all content listed and a feed to go with it. However I wish the main syndicate link could still have this functionality without modifying the core.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

There's no need to alter core to achieve what you want. You can edit your theme files to override the standard feed attached to the page to point to any feed you want to.

I have previously provided guidance on this here and here.

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