RSS

Hi,

I've created an RSS feed for keeping track of new Drupal modules. The feed is updated daily with descriptions of every new module released on Drupal.org.

Modules are only announced when the maintainer has actually published a release to their project page. This is important because it keeps unfinished modules off the list until they're ready to use (or at least download).

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John Forsythe
http://DrupalModules.com/

I haven't researched this thoroughly, but it seems that implementing Panel Pages may break (or at least change) their pre-existing RSS subscriptions. I've recently noticed that four of my G.D.O. subscriptions are broken, right about the time that each of them implemented Panel Pages -- Alumni, Churches, Drupal Dojo and Drupal in Education (I implemented three of the four.

This is my SoC proposal fro Drupal. Please feel free to post questions, suggestions or send me an email.

--------- Project proposal: RSS Overhaul (incl. Encryption) ---------

Improve over current RSS implementation:

• Richer RSS options allowing to include/exclude text contents, images, related comments, digg-like links, etc.
• Allow secure RSS and add access control settings in Admin interface accordingly.

As I have worked with different content management and middleware solutions, one problem I have encountered numerous times, and that I think needs a better solution in drupal, is import and export of data and provision of web services. I think it would be good for drupal to create an import/export framework that would allow drupal developers to make re-usable, sharable import and export modules by implementing PHP objects to a few commmon interfaces and then adding their new import/export type into a central, common import/export module.

This is especially relevant for modern corporate newspapers that need to integrate content from different legacy systems, produce that content, then send it off to a number of different web publishing systems, and then also face the prospect of their systems changing if they are bought or sold. The framework as outlined in the design below could also be a means of implementing REST services (SOAP or XML-RPC would probably require another layer on top of this, though you probably could do it in this framework).

Moved to official ideas list: http://drupal.org/node/237907

I want to propose a project for building a module that pulls news content from a global news service called Daylife (http://daylife.com)

Daylife is a global news aggregation service that offers an Open API platform called DayPI (http://developer.daylife.com) for any developer, blogger, news service to pull stories and photos about any topic in the world. The API returns data in XML, JSON and PHP serialized formats. You can read the Daylife About page at http://www.daylife.com/page/about to learn more about the company. All platform documentation is on http://developer.daylife.com/docs

I made a very rough implementation of a module that just uses the nodeapi 'rss item' op to add cck fields as extra elements in the item namespace. In RSS 2.0, adding extra elements is allowed as long as they're w/in a namespace on the spec., and Drupal's nodeapi makes this pretty easy to do. My question is, is there already some functionality out there that does this?

Has anybody bothered to take a look at the Google Ajax Feed API with the intention of using it for Drupal aggregation?

We've implemented client side aggregation for a project being released soon. This gives a similar experience to NetVibes.

Olá pessoal !
Postei uma mensagem no forum padrão mas como não me responderam, de repente tem gente mais inteligente por aqui... :)

Duas dúvidas rápidas:

a) Estou usando o módulo Avatar Gallery e queria exibir os últimos usuários que estiveram no site.
Por padrão, ela exibe os últimos cadastros e sem limite de resultados.
Eu já alterei a query e incluí o limite de 8, porém gostaria de saber com que tabela posso fazer o tal join para exibir os últimos visitantes.
Se puderem me dar a query pronta eu agradeço !!! :)

Since the gods of aggregation are all here, and I've exhausted all other options, here goes my question:

In our project, we are dealing with aggregated feeds that have media enclosures in them. Photos, the occasional video, etc. How can one parse these files and use them?

My related post:
http://drupal.org/node/180385