Hello, thank you very much for this module which helps me a lot. I try to put together a multilingual magazine. For the front page of every language, I use Insert View to insert a block with the teasers of all articles of a given language. (Using Insert View instead of using the View directly gives more flexibility to put language-specific stuff on the front page).

This works fine. However, the Views have RSS feeds attached. When I visit the View directly, I see a nice RSS icon in the location bar (HTML
). It gets lost when I insert the View in a Node. Inserting a link to the feed in the View's footer is possible, of course, but I lose the "RSS auto-discovery" feature which would be appropriate for a magazine's front page.

I looked for a module which would allow me to associate an arbitrary feed with the current node, showing it in the HTML
section, but it does not seem possible without modifying the theme's templates.

All the best,
Vince

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stoicien commented

Sorry, when I write "HTML", it shall read "HTML head link" (tags got swallowed).

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pasqualle
Location 🇭🇺 Budapest
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the feed should be attached automatically, and the auto-discovery should work also.. make sure you are inserting the correct view display which has the feed attached.

The display name can be seen in the browser's status bar when you move your mouse cursor over the given view display tab.

you should see something like "http://mysite.com/admin/build/views/edit/view_name#views-tab-page_1" where page_1 is the display name
then use the insert_view with the syntax [view:view_name=page_1] (replace view_name and page_1 with your values)

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stoicien commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

You are completely right. I just assumed it to be "page", but it is "page_1". Sorry for not reading more thoroughly the docs, and thank you very much for your kind help!