Patrick R. Michaud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The only way to get the RSS feeds to produce what
> you're wanting (one entry per edit) would be to substantially
> redesign the way feeds are generated and changes are stored in the
> system.
>
> Pm
I think I understand. The RecentChanges and AllRecentChanges pages get updated
when a page is saved. The web feeds function looks at the list of pages on
RecentChanges or AllRecentChanges and then goes and gets the appropriate
information from those pages ($LastModifiedSummary, $LastModifiedBy, etc.).
However, I see a workaround solution to my problem. Please let me know if this
is not possible. I could create a recipe that takes the completed RecentChanges
or AllRecentChanges page and builds a RSS feed off of that page. It would look
at the format, and, based on that format, analyze the page to obtain an array
of data. Each row in the array would store the group, pagename, date, author,
summary, and whatever else was in the format for each entry in the
RecentChanges or AllRecentChanges page. So the webfeed would be built off of
the RecentChanges or AllRecentChanges page itself. It wouldn't even look at any
other page.
I think that this recipe could work in the cookbook, but hesitate to say that
it should be included in the feeds.php script. Since this proposed recipe would
only look at the RecentChanges or AllRecentChanges page, it could not include
variables that weren't on that page. It makes the web feeds completely
dependent on the *Changes pages.
Anyway, thanks a bunch for your explanation. You're right in saying that it
would require a new web feeds script or a fundamental change in the way changes
are stored.
Daniel
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