On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 6:40 PM, Markus <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> content=html gives more or less just some html tag garbage.

Is it garbage or valid html?  Some feeds take html. That's what it is
supposed to output. I wouldn't mind seeing some of the output.

> content=text gives wiki speak.
>
> I cannot think of any reason to feed wiki speak but of course to feed
> either wiki-stripped pages or html pages.

Of course on the other hand, why would you put markup in a blog?

Text just means you get exactly what is in the page. If you had a blog
where you discussed wiki markup, you would want that escaped, I
think...  We don't have a built in system for stripping the markups
out.

I like the way mail function ended up turning out (in terms of
generating content). I'll probably import the code into the RSS plugin
to give you very nice fine grained control of which markup rules are
processed. Generating a teaser is a trickier part, as you don't want
to split a markup rule right in the middle.

> I have a members-only field and tried to make a public RSS feed (here,
> feeding titles publicly is OK just not the pages). As I put rss*:
> @guest to site.auth.view I thought it would work. Is my problem that I
> want to feed member-only pages to a page which is viewable by guest?
> If so then I now know why action=rsslist listed the feed but my RSS
> reader could not. (In that case: Sorry, Dan, for wasting your time.)

It is possible. Though as best I can tell the part of the RSS feed
that generates the list of pages is the same for both rsslist and
regular rss. So you should NOT be seeing read protected pages in the
rsslist either...  Looking on my test site, read protected pages are
definitely blocked when I'm logged out in the rsslist screen.

So I can't answer this question. I guess I'm still stuck why it's not
working for you. It works beautifully for me. With the exception of
the fact I need perhaps better options for customizing the feed
content.

Cheers,
Dan

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