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Home / Extensions of the Month / Joomla Extension of the Month - January 07 
Jan
02
2007

Joomla Extension of the Month - January 07

Extension of the MonthOur first choice for extension of the month in 2007 is the Run-Digital RSS Feed Manager.


We love to pick extensions that are free, user-friendly and that we use ourselves on key sites. The RD RSS Feed Manager fits all those criteria. It is free to download from their site, simple to use and we utilize it to create multiple RSS Feeds on Alledia.com and for important clients. 


After installation, you need only click "New", choose which areas of your site you wish to include in a particular RSS Feed, and click "Save". You're done. You'll have an RSS link that will look something like this:


http://www.alledia.com/index.php?option=com_rd_rss&id=2  


If you want to make the URL more manageable you can register with a site such as Feedburner.com and they will allow you to produce a feed that looks like: http://feeds.feedburner.com/alledia


Works great. Works easy. Works for free! Congratulations to Run-Digital

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Your Comments (3)

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océane
January 21, 2007

Thanks, I 've been lookin g for such an extension for long ... Some were out there but did not really meet my requirements ...This one does

Cheers

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Yannick Gaultier
May 03, 2007

Hi All,

It's been some time, but I only came across this article today ! I just wanted to say that for those interested, I have made some changes to rd_rss to allow:
- images to stay in the feed when people view them
- links to stay alive, so that if you have links to some other articles, or even outside of your site, users getting the feeds will be able to click on them
Regular rd-rss (and other rss components) basically strip all html out of your content item before passing it through the feed.
I have sent this version to Robert Deutz some time ago, but I don't think they have had a new version since then
Cheers

steve
Steve Burge
May 03, 2007

Thanks for the update, Yannick - its a great component still powering our site today.

Is there a link available to download the update?

Steve

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