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Got another question/suggestion for you. I am trying to create an RSS feed (afloat.ie/itemlist?format=feed&type=rss) in a Mailchimp newsletter for a client but it is not picking up the images as they are added within the 'description' tag rather than a media tag. Is there any way that this can be changed?
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Check the latest snapshot uploaded in the K2 Demo site and more specifically: demo.getk2.org/categories?format=feed
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Version 2.10 has some nice features baked in for feed and JSON outputs which I'll make sure to mention in the release blog post in the coming days.
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This is a Joomla limitation when it comes to producing feed content.
And I'm afraid I don't have the time to create a custom feed renderer for v2.10 specifically. I will certainly consider it for future versions though.
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I've had a site(actually quite a few) running K2 for years and someone recently requested an RSS feed. I haven't even looked at an RSS feed for something like 5 years. When I look up a feed URL, I get a file download dialog in firefox, and chrome renders the attached.
on a dev server the URL looks like
newmember.test/index.php?option=com_k2&view=itemlist&layout=category&task=category&id=554&format=feed
Which I think is the correct structure
I remember them being rendered in a much nicer way years ago and wonder if something is corrupted, or is this how RSS "works" these days? Would something like feedburner or hootsuite read this output fine? Sorry if its a daft question!!
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Gavin
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It used to be the browser did some formatting automatically.
But since feeds have faded away in the past few years (a trend I personally don't like), browsers removed this auto-formatting.
Thankfully there are plugins that do that nowadays. For example, this is how I see the same URL you mentioned on Chrome: jmp.sh/EFLoP0o (it's this plugin by the way: chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/xv-%E2%80%94-xml-viewer/eeocglpgjdpaefaedpblffpeebgmgddk)
Firefox enforces a file download by default as I just checked. Chrome simply renders the output as plain text without any plugins.
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