Use situation 1:
My users want XML. Hence, I (they) use the xml_feed=1 a lot. It would be nice if most of the xml-files were static files. Category-based feeds, new links, and perhaps more.
Use situation 2:
My users want more XML. Since XML is not just XML, the xml_feed=1 feature is not enough. I have created seperate template sets for other feeds. For example, OPML. Each kind of XML can then be formatted in its own fashion, and I can offer a variety of feeds.
One problem I have is that I get a lot of requests for "files"; that my OPML-feeds are served up as .opml files, for example. My host doesn't allow me to do server-based redirects, so I need actual files. (unless someone here knows futurequest, and knows of a way to actually (and legally ;-) do redirects there)
The PageBuilder plug-in doesn't seem to be able to do the job.
What can I do?
John
PS: If anyone wants to chat about OPML, let me know
My users want XML. Hence, I (they) use the xml_feed=1 a lot. It would be nice if most of the xml-files were static files. Category-based feeds, new links, and perhaps more.
Use situation 2:
My users want more XML. Since XML is not just XML, the xml_feed=1 feature is not enough. I have created seperate template sets for other feeds. For example, OPML. Each kind of XML can then be formatted in its own fashion, and I can offer a variety of feeds.
One problem I have is that I get a lot of requests for "files"; that my OPML-feeds are served up as .opml files, for example. My host doesn't allow me to do server-based redirects, so I need actual files. (unless someone here knows futurequest, and knows of a way to actually (and legally ;-) do redirects there)
The PageBuilder plug-in doesn't seem to be able to do the job.
What can I do?
John
PS: If anyone wants to chat about OPML, let me know
Building static files, xml, opml