1 jibberjab Oct 04, 2005 04:24
3 jibberjab Oct 04, 2005 05:44
4 edb Oct 04, 2005 06:15
OOPS! My bad! The probability is you can do it, but I'm very curious why you would want this. Once the post is posted what is the likelyhood that a subscriber will *ever* be told there is something new to read? I mean, unless you are constantly editing a post and want to use RSS to notify the world of the change? If so the hack will work for you assuming you duplicate the regular feed instead of the comment feed, then make appropriate (and hopefully obvious) changes to track your new file.
5 jibberjab Oct 04, 2005 06:24
I want to set up RSS2PDF so that users can convert an individual post to PDF, rather than converting the contents of the entire blog to PDF. I've been working on it a little more, and here's what I have so far:
<a href="http://www.rss2pdf.org/rss2pdf/?feed=<?php echo $baseurl ?>/<?php $Item->permalink( 'rdf_url', '' ) ?>" title="<?php echo T_('Convert this post to PDF') ?>">Convert to PDF</a>
There's still the stubname missing after the slash though. I can't figure out how to echo the stubname so that it completes the url.
jj.
6 jibberjab Oct 04, 2005 06:49
Okay, I think I got it now...
<?php $Blog->disp( '' ); ?><?php $Item->permalink( 'rdf_url', '' ) ?>
[edit: well, it's definitely feeding the correct address to the pdf translator, but the pdf comes back blank, so maybe there's more to it on the RSS Feed side of things, like it can't be segregated out to just a single post...]
jj.
Try searching, or just looking. It's on the first page of the plugins and hack forum, and the first page of the plugins section. http://forums.b2evolution.net/viewtopic.php?t=5543