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Stuarteve: /* ATOM Feeds */

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‎ATOM Feeds

Stuarteve: /* ATOM Feeds */

2010-05-21T10:04:11Z

‎ATOM Feeds

Stuarteve at 09:36, 21 May 2010

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Stuarteve at 18:54, 20 May 2010

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Stuarteve at 18:53, 20 May 2010

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Stuarteve at 18:46, 20 May 2010

2010-05-20T18:46:47Z

Stuarteve at 18:31, 20 May 2010

2010-05-20T18:31:04Z

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It is possible to create an RSS feed of any saved filterset. What this means is that you can save a query (for instance, "What contexts have been assigned to Stuart Eve") - and then Subscribe to the RSS export for that saved filterset - which will update your RSS reader with the latest results.

This is quite easy to set-up, but there are some additions you will need to make to your settings file.

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	$Atom_author = $conf_field_issuedto;		$Atom_author = $conf_field_issuedto;
	$Atom_author['op_tag_AtomExt'] = 'author';		$Atom_author['op_tag_AtomExt'] = 'author';
		+
		+	And the extra array in the $export_conf (as per RSS above):
		+
		+	'AtomExt' =>
		+	array(
		+	'export_fields' =>
		+	array(
		+	$Atom_short_desc,
		+	$Atom_interp,
		+	$Atom_author
		+	)
		+	),

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 ARK can also output in Atom format, this is similar to the setup of the normal RSS feeds, except the Atom specification requires a couple of extra fields.
    $Atom_short_desc = $conf_field_short_desc;
    $Atom_short_desc['op_tag_AtomExt'] = 'div';
    $Atom_interp = $conf_field_interp;
    $Atom_interp['op_tag_AtomExt'] = 'div';
    $Atom_author = $conf_field_issuedto;
    $Atom_author['op_tag_AtomExt'] = 'author';

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:36, 21 May 2010
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	Please note the 'retftrset=9' needs to be replaced with the relevant number for whichever saved filterset you want to have the RSS feed of.		Please note the 'retftrset=9' needs to be replaced with the relevant number for whichever saved filterset you want to have the RSS feed of.
		+
		+	===ATOM Feeds===
		+
		+	ARK can also output in Atom format, this is similar to the setup of the normal RSS feeds, except the Atom specification requires a couple of extra fields.
		+
		+	$Atom_short_desc = $conf_field_short_desc;
		+	$Atom_short_desc['op_tag_AtomExt'] = 'div';
		+
		+	$Atom_interp = $conf_field_interp;
		+	$Atom_interp['op_tag_AtomExt'] = 'div';
		+
		+	$Atom_author = $conf_field_issuedto;
		+	$Atom_author['op_tag_AtomExt'] = 'author';
		+
		+	Atom requires an 'author' tag, therefore it is important to include an actor field here with the tag 'author'. The content of the Atom feed is held within a wider <content> tag, therefore you should separate the other fields using HTML tags (such as <divs>).

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 It is possible to create an RSS feed of any saved filterset. What this means is that you can save a query (for instance, "What contexts have been assigned to Stuart Eve") - and then Subscribe to the RSS export for that saved filterset - which will update your RSS reader with the latest results.
-This is quite easy to set-up, but there are some additions you will need to make to your settings file. This is simply a matter of adding an extra array into your export_conf_array in each of the mod_settings:
+This is quite easy to set-up, but there are some additions you will need to make to your settings file. This is simply a matter of adding an extra array into your export_conf_array in each of the mod_settings (see [[Exporting_Data]] for more information about this):
    $RSS_short_desc = $conf_field_short_desc;

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                      $conf_field_issuedon,
                      $conf_field_definition,
+                 )
              ),
@@ Line 33: / Line 32: @@
    );

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:46, 20 May 2010
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	It is possible to create an RSS feed of any saved filterset. What this means is that you can save a query (for instance, "What contexts have been assigned to Stuart Eve") - and then Subscribe to the RSS export for that saved filterset - which will update your RSS reader with the latest results.		It is possible to create an RSS feed of any saved filterset. What this means is that you can save a query (for instance, "What contexts have been assigned to Stuart Eve") - and then Subscribe to the RSS export for that saved filterset - which will update your RSS reader with the latest results.

−	This is quite easy to set-up, but there are some additions you will need to make to your settings file.	+	This is quite easy to set-up, but there are some additions you will need to make to your settings file. This is simply a matter of adding an extra array into your export_conf_array in each of the mod_settings:
		+
		+	$RSS_short_desc = $conf_field_short_desc;
		+	$RSS_short_desc['op_tag_RSSExt'] = 'description';
		+	$cxt_export_conf =
		+	array(
		+	'CSV' =>
		+	array(
		+	'op_field_delimiter' => ',',
		+	'op_text_delimiter' => ' ',
		+	'export_fields' =>
		+	array(
		+	$conf_field_issuedon,
		+	$conf_field_definition,
		+
		+	)
		+	),
		+	'XMLItemList' =>
		+	array('empty'
		+	),
		+	'XMLItem' =>
		+	array('empty'
		+	),
		+	'RSSExt' =>
		+	array(
		+	'export_fields' =>
		+	array(
		+	$RSS_short_desc
		+	)
		+	),
		+
		+	);