Ok. So the next question is how can you setup a blog which aggregates all the other blogs without having to muck around setting up a group blog or a planet group?
Thanks, Glenn On Mon, Jan 15, 2007 at 10:37:45AM -0800, Allen Gilliland wrote: > Oh, the aggregated feeds will just be the feeds for the frontpage weblog > then. So if you set the handle for the frontpage weblog to "main" then > the url would be ... /<roller ctx>/main/feed/entries/atom > > -- Allen > > > Glenn Nielsen wrote: > >I had done that but never found a URL for the aggregate RSS feed in > >the generated HTML. > > > >What would the URL for the aggregated RSS feed be? > > > >Thanks, > > > >Glenn > > > >On Sun, Jan 14, 2007 at 11:16:55PM -0800, Allen Gilliland wrote: > >>Yes, there is indeed a way to maintain an aggregated frontpage and feeds > >>in Roller 3.0. Getting the feeds is really easy, you just need to check > >>the box for "Enable aggregated frontpage feeds" on the site > >>administration page and the feeds will automatically include data from > >>all blogs on the site. Then you can just use the "frontpage" theme to > >>get the actual html pages to be aggregated, and if that doesn't look > >>exactly how you like it you can customize that frontpage theme the same > >>way you would any other theme. > >> > >>-- Allen > >> > >> > >>Glenn Nielsen wrote: > >>>I am in the process of upgrading from roller 1.2 to roller 3.0. > >>> > >>>In roller 1.2 there was an overall roller blog RSS feed which included > >>>all of the blogs. For example http://localhost/roller/rss . > >>> > >>>Is there any easy way to setup the frontpage of roller 3.0 so that > >>>it is an aggregate of all recent blog entries and has an RSS feed > >>>which is an aggregate of all recent blog entries? > >>> > >>>Thanks, > >>> > >>>Glenn > >>> > > Glenn
