I believe latest releases of Slash have already a skeleton of this feature available: if you notice, on Slashcode.com's own homepage there is a slashbox (maybe it's not in your choice of boxes) with latest comments.
It comes from a call to search.pl?op=comments&content_type=rss [slashcode.com] but unfortunately it doesn't seem to work at my site [accordo.it] where the links are all broken. Maybe it's been fixed in latest CVS or Krow fixed something for Slashcode.com.
I see your work is in a more advanced stage (and also more plea
The problem is, I don't think you can add HTML tags in the generated RSS output, because it gets encoded and can fail validation.
Also, it would be better to use the new style ';' char instead of '&' to separate params in the URL: it behaves much better in the RSS encode/decode cycle.
I know that it is not fully valid to add the code that I did. But I did it as a test to see what would happen and it has had no trouble being parsed. If you try to add a full href tag, it would break, but just adding the/a seems to work (for now).
Isn't this already in Slash? (Score:2)
It comes from a call to search.pl?op=comments&content_type=rss [slashcode.com] but unfortunately it doesn't seem to work at my site [accordo.it] where the links are all broken. Maybe it's been fixed in latest CVS or Krow fixed something for Slashcode.com.
I see your work is in a more advanced stage (and also more plea
Check out the Slash in Italian Project [kenobi.it]
Re:Isn't this already in Slash? (Score:1)
for the version I am running, I needed to fix a problem in search.pl
lines 278 and 279 now read:
title => "$entry->[5]"."<br>". "<a>"." commenting on: "."$entry->[3]",
'link' => ("http:"."$entry->[1]"."&cid="."#"."$entry-> [9]"),
and it all works fine.
Re: Isn't this already in Slash? (Score:2)
Also, it would be better to use the new style ';' char instead of '&' to separate params in the URL: it behaves much better in the RSS encode/decode cycle.
Check out the Slash in Italian Project [kenobi.it]
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Re: Isn't this already in Slash? (Score:1)
I know that it is not fully valid to add the code that I did. But I did it as a test to see what would happen and it has had no trouble being parsed. If you try to add a full href tag, it would break, but just adding the /a seems to work (for now).
check it out at http://info.interactivist.net [interactivist.net]