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rss-feed notification subcsription

Posted: 01 Mar 2015, 07:00
by alderim
Hi,

will there be a rss-feed option or any other function so that visitors get a message when new images are online?

thx!

Re: rss-feed notification subcsription

Posted: 01 Mar 2015, 11:01
by mjau-mjau
alderim wrote:will there be a rss-feed option or any other function so that visitors get a message when new images are online?
There is already an RSS feed in X3:
https://demo.photo.gallery/feed/

We may have to polish it a bit ...

Re: rss-feed notification subcsription

Posted: 02 Mar 2015, 06:00
by alderim
Perfect, thx!

Al

Re: rss-feed notification subcsription

Posted: 30 Mar 2016, 16:43
by vboa68
interesting Karl!

Do you think we can use it, already?

bye
Vincenzo

Re: rss-feed notification subcsription

Posted: 30 Mar 2016, 23:52
by mjau-mjau
vboa68 wrote:Do you think we can use it, already?
Yes I don't see why not ...

Re: rss-feed notification subcsription

Posted: 24 Oct 2018, 19:19
by CrisC
mjau-mjau wrote: There is already an RSS feed in X3:
https://demo.photo.gallery/feed/

We may have to polish it a bit ...
Oh nice :)
But yes, it should be polished a bit ... any plans / roadmap for this?

Re: rss-feed notification subcsription

Posted: 24 Oct 2018, 23:24
by mjau-mjau
CrisC wrote:But yes, it should be polished a bit ... any plans / roadmap for this?
It's already been tuned through several updates. What exactly are you looking for? A feed is just an XML format output, so there is no design involved of course.

Re: rss-feed notification subcsription

Posted: 25 Oct 2018, 03:06
by CrisC
it could contain some more information.
Right now, it's only showing just the short name of the page that was edited.
It would be nice to have some information like: "added new photos to: Galerie"
Or "Changed the content of..."

I haven't tested the output if you write some text on a page - [As far as I could see right now, it does not show up in the RSS even if I create a new page]

Image

Re: rss-feed notification subcsription

Posted: 25 Oct 2018, 05:32
by mjau-mjau
Well, it's a page feed, reflecting your pages, not an "event" feed ... I don't see what reference would be used for "added new photos to: Galerie" or "Changed the content of...", because RSS entries are pages, and I don't see what 3rd party user would have any interest in "changed the content of". Considering RSS is not used much any more, especially not in X3, because it represents mostly "gallery" websites (not news or blogs), there will not be any new advanced features added to RSS feeds.

Furthermore, it would make sense that the link should be clicked if the 3rd party wants more info. Beneficial for the website owner. In terms of how "polished" the feed is, eg technically correct, we won't be adding new advanced features to a relatively outdated and little used technology.

https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/rss-dead-look-numbers/