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By Artem on
My Googler's Blogs are a little more, than a simple syndication of all the known blogs by the Google employees (via Aggregator2 if it matters). Different authors have different taxonomy terms associated. Unfortunately from the RSS reader it is not easy too tell which post if from whom.
How can I include the post categories into the RSS feed title NOT to be shown on the web?
For example, the post Feedback: Search quality in 2006? viewed on the web would have title "Feedback: Search quality in 2006?", but will be delivered to RSS as "Feedback: Search quality in 2006? | Googlers | Matt Cutts | google/seo"
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Maybe you should use an RSS
Maybe you should use an RSS Reader which can extract the category tags from the RSS feed for you?
Each RSS item has 0,1 or many categories in the style of:
<category domain="http://drupal.org/taxonomy/term/14">Modules</category>--
www.bargainspy.co.uk | More Drupal modules
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Ixis (UK): Drupal support, Drupal hosting.
Not every user has it
Unfortunately not every user has such a reader. My favourite Thunderbird doesn't show the categories (at least by default).
What's worse, the most popular reader Bloglines doesn't show the categories either.
So I just have to show them somehow in the title and/or text.
Maybe ...
The technorati module turns every category into a link at the bottom of RSS entries so perhaps some hacking of that and the RSS module would get you the words you need in the subject line.
In fact, maybe you don't even need to do that - the module puts the category names as links at the bottom of the body (separated by an hr) - they show up in FeedDemon, at least.
Technorati?
There is no Technorati module in the list of modules for 4.6. Do you mean some external module?
And anyway I would really like to push category terms into the RSS post header to make it visible right in the list of messages
Oh, you're right, sorry!
Available here, but again, to get it to do what you want would take some hacking.