RSS Feeds
sunilkumar - October 26, 2008 - 15:59
I installed Drupal 6.0 along with few modules.
Now I am getting RSS feeds for the front page. But I need feeds for blogs,books and all other contents.
Why it is disabled?
Please check the site: http://www.kathakali.info
Regards,
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Install the Views module and
Install the Views module and create your own RSS feeds. View this handbook page for more info: http://drupal.org/node/83597
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It's not disabled. It's just not there. It's not there because there are possibly infinite variations of feeds admins may want.
You can use the "Views" module to construct various lists of nodes, which you can then expose as feeds. (See the "search downloads" box on this page.)
There's also Nancy's "Get Content Type" module, which is a more lightweight/easy solution.
Or search the downloads for similar modules.
Sorry, I tried Get Content Type
I tried Nancy's module. Unfortunately no success. May be my lack of understanding. Can anybody suggest similar other modules.
I am newbie and dont know programming. Hence this simple question.
This link http://drupal.org/node/83597 not saying anything about Drupal 6.6 and I found VIEWS module little difficult for a person like me.
Regards,
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After installing this module you'll be able to go to:
http://example.com/node/type/book or
http://example.com/node/type/story
...and see a list of the corresponding nodes.
By appending "/feed" to the URL, you get an RSS feed. Example:
http://example.com/node/type/story/feed.
(Of course, replace "example.com" with the domain of your site.)
Thank You very much
Thank You very much mooffie. Now it is working. A big salute.
Regards,
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Great. BTW, that module has the ability to list more than one type of node: You need to separate the types by commas. Example:
http://example.com/node/type/story,news
Thanks Again mooffie I will
Thanks Again mooffie
I will make a combined feed using commas.
Nice.
Regards,
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Well...
I actually use plus signs, but I think any separator will work. I just got though adding some more new features today - check the documentation page.
Oh, and thank you, Mooffie, for the plug.
NancyDru (formerly Nancy W. until I got married to Drupal)
Correction:
Indeed, I was wrong: only '+' works as the separator. A comma won't work.
Thanks
Thanks mooffie and Nancy. I works fine now.
Regards,
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