I made some major changes to my site recently, using views in a new way, and I got confused when my atom feed was suddenly empty. I finally figured it out when I realized that on line 114, the query limits the atom feed only to entries currently promoted to the front page.

It was easy enough to change by taking out 'n.promote = '1' AND ' from line 114, but I thought it a bit odd. I can't really call it a bug, but I could see this catching others off guard.

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deekayen’s picture

deekayen commented
Title: Why n.promote = '1' ? » configuration option for publishing checkboxes
Category: support » feature

I can see adding configuration options to make the publishing options on the node page configurable (promoted, published, etc).

dave reid’s picture

dave reid
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This should match whatever node_feed() does, which is only to use n.status = 1.

dave reid’s picture

dave reid
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Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Nevermind, node_feed uses n.promote = 1 and n.status = 1. If someone wants the content to be configurable, we should really just add an Atom views style so people can override the atom.xml or atom/feed paths.