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I have been using the RSS feeds from TWiki for a couple of weeks now (I'm running the most recent release--4.0.1). Unfortunately, the RSS feed that I get in NetNewsWire does not indicate when a revision to a specific topic occurs. I only get a new-item notification when a new topic is created. How can I setup TWiki to alert me each time a new topic is created AND each time a topic is edited?

Thank you!

Rob

Environment

TWiki version: TWikiRelease04x00x00
TWiki plugins: DefaultPlugin, EmptyPlugin, InterwikiPlugin
Server OS: CentOS Linux
Web server: Apache
Perl version: Don't know
Client OS: Primarily Mac, but also Windows
Web Browser: Firefox, Camino, and Safari
Categories: Platform, Installation, Version control, Deployment

-- RobertHolcomb - 29 Mar 2006

Answer

ALERT! If you answer a question - or someone answered one of your questions - please remember to edit the page and set the status to answered. The status selector is below the edit box.

Is the NetNewsWire feed of the WebRss?

-- SamHasler - 29 Apr 2006

It seems like your news reader remembers the URL of a topic and excludes the URL if it comes up again (whenever it changes.)

Try this: Each WebRss has two %SEARCHes. Change the topic URL so that it is different for each revision. In the format="", one SEARCH has a rdf:li tag with a URL, the other one has a item tag with a URL.

For both URL, change:
%SCRIPTURL{"view"}%/$web/$topic

To:
%SCRIPTURL{"view"}%/$web/$topic?t=$rev

-- PeterThoeny - 05 May 2006

And if you want a new item for every edit, even edits that are merged into the same revision, use $isodate.

-- SamHasler - 05 May 2006

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