Hi all,
I'm trying to display all entries using my own RSS generator (feed43). How do I get all entries to display? As it is now, I've got it setup to display only the top 5 entries...how does one go about displaying all in the URL for the blog?
I'd like to take that url for all entries and then have feed43 create an RSS feed for it....
How to Display all entries in 3rd party Custom RSS
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garvinhicking
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Hi!
Usually RSS feeds always only include 15 or so entries. You can configure the amount of entries in your RSS feed in the serendipity configuration.
You can also append "&all=true" to the URL of your RSS URL, like http://yourblog/rss.php?version=2.0&all=true.
Regards,
Garvin
Usually RSS feeds always only include 15 or so entries. You can configure the amount of entries in your RSS feed in the serendipity configuration.
You can also append "&all=true" to the URL of your RSS URL, like http://yourblog/rss.php?version=2.0&all=true.
Regards,
Garvin
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I'm having problems with this...I'm testing the ability to port over to wordpress from s9y...not that I'm going to do it anytime (been with s9y for a very long time)...Just experimenting in case the license becomes inflexible or incompatible with what I blog about (Open Source). Always have a backup plan...and right now, the rss feed generated by s9y is not able to be imported into wordpress
Not only that, If I go to import my blog to facebook...I get odd tags coming through <--s9y:XX--> like that. So I'm looking at cleaning up the RSS feed to allow for importation into other programs.
Not only that, If I go to import my blog to facebook...I get odd tags coming through <--s9y:XX--> like that. So I'm looking at cleaning up the RSS feed to allow for importation into other programs.
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garvinhicking
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Hi!
Sure, no problem. But rest assured that s9y license will not change. A license change would mean we could no longer use the BSD code we currently have. That would mean a restart from the scratch, which is not what we're planning to do
The <!--s9y:XX--> tags are simply HTML comment tags that are used for internal purposes. Since it's a HTML comment, it should not be disturbing anything! Of course whatever you use to import an RSS feed needs later to be able to allow you to edit straight HTML. Facebook might strip any HTML and thus you can't use HTML for their entries...?
Best regards,
Garvin
Sure, no problem. But rest assured that s9y license will not change. A license change would mean we could no longer use the BSD code we currently have. That would mean a restart from the scratch, which is not what we're planning to do
Why not? What fails? The s9y RSS feed is perfectly valid!and right now, the rss feed generated by s9y is not able to be imported into wordpress
The <!--s9y:XX--> tags are simply HTML comment tags that are used for internal purposes. Since it's a HTML comment, it should not be disturbing anything! Of course whatever you use to import an RSS feed needs later to be able to allow you to edit straight HTML. Facebook might strip any HTML and thus you can't use HTML for their entries...?
Best regards,
Garvin
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