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Advanced Views RSS Feed

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Provides an extensible system for creating customizable RSS/Atom feeds using Views.

Basic view setup

Documents the module's initial setup on Drupal 7.

Adding channel <pubDate> and <lastBuildDate> elements for non-core view types

Definitions provided by Views RSS: Core Elements module

Adding custom elements and XML namespaces

Adding new &lt;channel&gt; or &lt;item&gt; elements

Extension modules

This page applies to 2.x versions of Views RSS module only.

Hooks

Views RSS module provides following hooks:

Printing values of several Drupal fields into one feed element

By default, Views RSS provides a formatter for E-mail field to output it automatically as email together with user name (it is called RSS

Reschedule nodes on RSS feeds

To have a node republish for example every Monday or on the 1st of every month on your RSS feed, (which is great for advertising products),

Setting up core <channel> elements

This guide applies mainly to 2.x branches of Views RSS module, although some of the features described here were implemented in the most

Setting up core <item> elements

This guide applies mainly to 2.x branches of Views RSS module, although some of the features described here were implemented in the most

Setting up iTunes podcast feed elements

Apple's Making a Podcast page contains full specification for iTunes podcast feeds, including sections containing detailed description of

Settings up feed elements provided by extension modules

The guides below apply to feed elements provided by extension modules for Views RSS module.

Template files

Assuming that:

Use cases

These pages apply mainly to 2.x branches of Views RSS module, although some of the features described here were implemented in the most

Views RSS

These pages apply mainly to 2.x branches of Views RSS module, although some of the features described here were implemented in the most

Guide maintainers

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