Hi,

Can anyone guide me for above question?

thanks.

Hi Manasa,

Perhaps you would be better off asking the question in the feedback forum for the Articulate package? That way the author will be able to see it.

https://our.umbraco.org/projects/starter-kits/articulate/discussions/

Cheers

James

Thanks a lot @Rusty.

Thanks @James

@Rusty Is there a way to customize RSS page?

Thanks

@Manasa - If you are looking to add a namespace to the XML (like itunes or dublin core) you're probably in for a little coding. Maybe add an event or something to ArticulateRssController and submit it as a pull request to Articulate. I could see how that might be useful.

It looks like something may be in the works too (the TODO - from Articulate)

         private SyndicationFeed GetFeed(IMasterModel rootPageModel, IEnumerable<PostModel> posts)
    {
        var feed = new SyndicationFeed(
           rootPageModel.BlogTitle,
           rootPageModel.BlogDescription,
           new Uri(rootPageModel.RootBlogNode.UrlWithDomain()),
           GetFeedItems(rootPageModel, posts))
        {
            Generator = "Articulate, blogging built on Umbraco",
            ImageUrl = GetBlogImage(rootPageModel)                
        };

        //TODO: attempting to add media:thumbnail...
        //feed.AttributeExtensions.Add(new XmlQualifiedName("media", "http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/"), "http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/");

        return feed;
    }

Post a comment in the Articulate GitHub repository and see what Shannon says ....

Thanks @Rusty.

I have posted a comment in Articulate Our Umbraco repository for Shannon's reply.

I wanted to display the comment count too and add feed for individual blog.

Thanks.

You will need to do some custom coding for that no matter how Shannon responds.

Comments in Articulate are handled externally via JavaScript APIs so the comment records are not actually stored within Umbraco. I use the Disqus comments and get the comment count by using their client (JS) API.

Before adding the count to an RSS feed I'd think you'd need to look into a server side solution, which I'm sure they have, as you could not count on the application that does the aggregation executing JS . I reasonably certain most don't.

Thanks Rusty. :)

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