Oct 28, 2015 03:32 AM
(This post was last modified: Oct 28, 2015 04:17 AM by Shifty™.)
Hi everybody,
In the past I used Pipes to edit an existing RSS feed. But pipes is down, do you know an alternative to use for editing an existing RSS feed.
Looking for:
"This module can rename elements of the input feed. There are several cases when this is useful, for example when the input data is not in RSS format (e.g., elements are not named title, link, description, etc.) and you want to output it as RSS, or when the input data contains geographic data but their element names aren't recognized by the Location Extractor module.
You rename an element by creating a mapping between the original name and a new element name. Additional mappings can be created by clicking the + button next to the "Mappings" label.
To define a mapping rule, first select an existing element name from the drop-down list provided. Next you need to select the type of mapping. The rename option replaces the original element with a new element name you provide. The copy as option leaves the original element intact, but creates a duplicate of it with the new name. Finally, you enter the new name of the element."
Thanks in advance!
In the past I used Pipes to edit an existing RSS feed. But pipes is down, do you know an alternative to use for editing an existing RSS feed.
Looking for:
"This module can rename elements of the input feed. There are several cases when this is useful, for example when the input data is not in RSS format (e.g., elements are not named title, link, description, etc.) and you want to output it as RSS, or when the input data contains geographic data but their element names aren't recognized by the Location Extractor module.
You rename an element by creating a mapping between the original name and a new element name. Additional mappings can be created by clicking the + button next to the "Mappings" label.
To define a mapping rule, first select an existing element name from the drop-down list provided. Next you need to select the type of mapping. The rename option replaces the original element with a new element name you provide. The copy as option leaves the original element intact, but creates a duplicate of it with the new name. Finally, you enter the new name of the element."
Thanks in advance!