Posted by Rosamunda on January 17, 2007 at 4:04pm
Anyone ́s knows what ́s the module used to get these < ahref="http://drupal.org/node/63589">feeds?
ie:
http://drupal.org/security/rss.xml
http://drupal.org/taxonomy/term/14/0/feed
There are different formats of the feed...
Thanks!
Rosamunda
Categories: drupal.org, feeds, RSS
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Anyone?
Anyone?
No special module
It's just taxonomy and aggregator.
Thanks for answering Boris.
Thanks for answering Boris. My last reply "Anyone?" appears after your post but it was posted before yours :-)
You say it works with taxonomy and aggregator, but there are two types of links there:
/rss.xml
How do you get this link?
In example: Drupal has:
http://drupal.org/rss.xml
http://drupal.org/newsletter/rss.xml
http://drupal.org/security/rss.xml
But doesn ́t have http://drupal.org/forum/rss.xml
It has: http://drupal.org/forum/rss.xml instead.
And http://drupal.org/handbooks/rss.xml goes to a Not Found page.
taxonomy/term/14/0/feed
Why is this format used instead of the first one, for taxonomy?
why does the zero mean in "14/0/feed"?
I ́m sorry if this is a very basic/silly question, but ... is there a handbook or something like that about how to use and understand how feeds work at Drupal?
I ́m just a bit confused here, because I ́ve tried to add RSS capabilities to my site and couldn ́t do it properly... Google, Yahoo and Feedburner don ́t recognize my feeds pages...
Any help will be very much appreciated :-)
Thanks!
Rosamunda
I don't know what you're asking
Nodes "promoted" to the front page automatically appear in /node/feed, which is aliased by default to rss.xml. Many of the feeds you see on drupal.org are aliased for convenience.
Taxonomy terms all create feeds, based around term IDs (the numbers you see). The 0 indicates the depth, for hierarchical feeds.
You can create custom feeds with the Views module (views_rss).
Thanks Boris!
It ́s just that it ́s a bit difficult for me to quite get the whole RSS thing.
It ́s much clearer now :-)
Thanks!!!