Version 1.1 added 10 months ago by

HOW TO INSTALL: To install this package, copy the following code and paste it into your Pods >> Package Manager under the Import tab and follow instructions there.

{"meta":{"version":"187","build":"1271793774"},"pod_pages":[{"uri":"rss","title":"","phpcode":"","precode":"<?php\nheader('Content-type: text\/xml');\n\n$type = pods_url_variable('type', 'get');\n$rss = new Pod($type);\n$rss->findRecords('id DESC', 10);\n\nif (0 < $rss->getTotalRows())\n{\n?>\n<<?php echo '?'; ?>xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\" ?>\n<rss version=\"2.0\">\n<channel>\n<title>RSS Feed<\/title>\n<link>http:\/\/www.example.com\/<\/link>\n<description>Feed description<\/description>\n<lastBuildDate><?php echo date(\"D, d M Y H:i:s T\"); ?><\/lastBuildDate>\n<language>en-us<\/language>\n\n<?php\n $cnt = 0;\n while ($rss->fetchRecord())\n {\n $pubdate = $rss->get_field('created');\n $pubdate = date(\"D, d M Y H:i:s T\", strtotime($pubdate)); \/\/ Fri, 15 Jan 2010 16:40:00 GMT\n $description = $rss->get_field('body');\n?>\n\n<item>\n<title><?php echo $rss->get_field('name'); ?><\/title>\n<link><?php echo $rss->get_field('detail_url'); ?><\/link>\n<guid><?php echo $rss->get_field('detail_url') . '#' . $cnt; ?><\/guid>\n<pubDate><?php echo $pubdate; ?><\/pubDate>\n<description><![CDATA[<?php echo $description; ?>]]><\/description>\n<\/item>\n\n<?php\n $cnt++;\n }\n?>\n\n<\/channel>\n<\/rss>\n\n<?php\n}\n\nexit;","page_template":""}]}

More intelligent "link" and "guid" elements. For each pod, make sure to have something in the "Detail Page" field in order to pull in the correct link. Example: "events/{@slug}".

This package contains a single Pod Page. The contents are within the "Precode" area because all of its contents are executed before anything else.

If you have an "event" pod, then displaying your RSS feed is as simple as browsing to: http://yoursite.com/rss/?type=event