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User is offline Roger Selwyn
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RSS feed possible? 

Is it possible to create an RSS feed out of the Reports module? I'm guessing it is, but don't quite know what the Transform file should look like.

Has anyone got a simple set of code for a couple of fields I could use, then I should be OK to from there.

Thanks

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New Post 7/4/2008 5:55 AM
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User is offline Roger Selwyn
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Re: RSS feed possible? 
Modified By Roger Selwyn on 7/4/2008 8:56:31 AM)

Since I got no response here, I went ahead and created a module that can do the job. It uses the same SQL Query I've used for my What's New report, and just generates a RSS feed from it. The query must contain certain key columns, but you can then switch other columns on an off. It includes Title, Description, Link, Publish Date, Create and Category currently.

[EDIT] Blog entry is here - http://www.thedivingclub.co.uk/Information/DNNBlog/tabid/368/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/83/Whats-New-for-members-RSS-Feed.aspx

Roger

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