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Template says Atom, but is actually RSS standard based #60
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hi @dewey thanks for reporting the issue. adding a seperate atom template seems to be the best choice indeed. i will try to get it done asap. |
@dewey can you test again with v.1.7.0? thanks |
i added a |
Thank you, I'll test it in two weeks when I'm back on my computer! |
Hey @bnomei— I took a look and there seems to be a small issue:
I'm not sure where it's coming from as $modified should be an int already? Additionally I think what would be great:
Let me know what you think! |
Hey, thanks for the plugin, I'm just setting it up for my Kirby blog. While porting my existing feed to Kirby I noticed that right now the rss.php snippet uses
<guid>
as the unique identifier of an entry. I believe this should be<id>
according to the Atom spec, which is set as the content type here. The<guid>
element is from the RSS standard, not Atom.There's some other fields too that are not from the Atom standard like the
<link>
element which should be in the following format:<link href="http://example.org/2003/12/13/atom03"/>
, same forpubDate
which is<published>2003-12-13T09:17:51-08:00</published>
in Atom.Edit: When I reported this first I thought it's just the guid / id issue but then realized the whole template is actually wrong. Maybe it would be best to change the content type there to be RSS and add a second atom.php template?
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