For now try renaming code.rss.skin to code.rss.skin.paper (or
whatever) until I figure a better way to handle this. But this is a
bad, temporary solution.
Probably, we need to insert this first line in engine.php, around line 1396
elseif ($pageArray[0] == 'rss') $skin = 'code.rss.skin';
else {
If we do it this way of course, we could change the page to
code.skin.rss, which would make it easier to edit the page and do
viewing of it with action=view or whatever. For instance, change the
line above to:
elseif ($pageArray[0] == 'rss' && ! isset($_GET['action'])) $skin =
'code.rss.skin';
Then in rss.php make these two changes:
Change line 20
if (! isset($_GET['action']))$BOLTserverHeaders[] = "Content-Type:
application/xml; charset=utf-8";
Insert before line 55:
if (isset($_GET['action'])) return str_replace(Array('<','>',"\n"),
Array('<','>','<br/>'), BOLTurl2utf($out));
return BOLTescape("<channel>\n$out\n</channel>");
Very cool. Now you will see your normal skin when editing (or any
action) on the rss feed. If you do action=view you can see the actual
xml feed in the web page. I think I'm going to definitely change the
page you store the rss skin to code.skin.rss so on the default skin it
will display this way as well. So rename your code.rss.skin page to
code.skin.rss and change the line above to
elseif ($pageArray[0] == 'rss' && ! isset($_GET['action'])) $skin =
'code.skin.rss';
Oh, I notice the item titles are all % encoded. Fixed that (hope it
doesn't break validation). And I added a utf declaration in the xml
skin, like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
Ok, just updated the docs and the rss.plug. YOu still need to make
this change in engine.php ~ 1396
elseif ($pageArray[0] == 'rss' && ! isset($_GET['action'])) $skin =
'code.skin.rss';
will be in next release (today). Sorry for this rambling. Email, just
thinking, writing, and fixing all at the same time. As usual.
Cheers,
Dan
P.S. I also added a useful action=rsslist feature to the plugin, which
allows you to list the pages in a feed (even templatable). Very useful
for testing purposes.
2009/3/31 Linly <[email protected]>:
>
> Hi Dan, this worked in default skin only. If I use another skin, the
> rss would read all of the skin code into the feed.
>
> Cheers, linly
>
> On 3月31日, 下午11時28分, The Editor <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Alright, I think it's about ready. Here's the BoltWire blog feed validation:
>>
>> http://validator.w3.org/feed/check.cgi?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.boltwire....
>>
>> This is pretty cool. Just uploaded the latest rss script, and rewrote
>> the solutions page docs.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Dan
>>
>> P.S. I suppose we could easily set up feeds for the docs, using
>> perhaps the changelog data field, or a feed for new solutions. Or a
>> feed for BoltWire upgrades, etc. Kind of cool...
> >
>
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