I have added two feeds, on globally and one to just one page, but none of them is showing up.
Is there something that I must add to the code or some setting that needs to be set?
I have added two feeds, on globally and one to just one page, but none of them is showing up.
Is there something that I must add to the code or some setting that needs to be set?
Comments
Comment #1
todd nienkerk commentedYou'll need to give me more information to help you. You don't need to add anything to the code; all you need is (1) the feed's path and (2) the prefix of the URL you want the feeds published to.
Comment #2
stevenpatzComment #3
lomz commentedWhat information do you need?
I have enabled the module, and I added the feed http://vindstille.net/ikkeforside/feed to the path http://vindstille.net/ikkeforside
It doesnt show up.
I also tried it on a global site, but we can use the one I mentioned for testing.
Might it be possible that it need some change to the weightsetting for the module?
Comment #4
todd nienkerk commentedDoes the feed appear as a
element in the document's ? Is there an RSS icon in your browser's URL bar?
I see one feed that might be published using this module. Is this it?
Finally, did you remove the call to
<?php print $head ?>in your theme's page.tpl.php file? This is where theelements are outputted.
Comment #5
lomz commentedNo, that one is added by hardcode.
And I did not remove the the head call.
The feed I added with feed_path is the feed Vindstille.net - All with path "alle"
Comment #6
david straussCan you attach a dump of your feed_path_publisher table?
Comment #7
lomz commentedComment #8
david straussWe'd also like a copy of your page.tpl.php.
Comment #9
lomz commentedDo you need more than the top?
Comment #10
david straussI don't need more than the top, but I do need to see it without being cut off on the right.
Comment #11
lomz commentedComment #12
david straussRelease 1.1 adds support for path aliases, which I believe you're using. Please see if 1.1 works for you.
Comment #13
david straussComment #14
lomz commentedIt still doesnt show, might it be something with module-weight that does it?
On the install you have what weight does it have in the modules-databasetable?
Comment #15
david straussIt's really not a problem with module weight.
Comment #16
david straussAre you running i18n on your site? That can mess with paths.
Comment #17
lomz commentedNo, no such thing, you can see all my used modules here: http://vindstille.net/moduler
Comment #18
christefano commented@lomz: have you done a conflict test by disabling your other contrib modules?
Comment #19
lomz commentedWhich ones?
Comment #20
christefano commentedAll of them. Disable them one by one or in groups to find the one that includes the incompatible module.
Comment #21
lomz commentedI'm not quite sure what fixed it, but after I downloaded the new version (august 5.) the feeds appeared where it should, I just changed the module-weight in the system-table in the database to -5 instead of 0.
Now it works and it shows up before the atom.module and commentrss.module, both of them sets the module-weight to 0.
Comment #22
todd nienkerk commentedHooray! Closing the issue.
Comment #23
todd nienkerk commentedHaven't heard any complaints. Closing the issue.