1 Sep
2008
1 Sep
'08
12:55 p.m.
Ok, so here's the trouble:
I've created a two webpages in my wiki for all users (including the
unregistered: <adres>/WebRss?xpage=rdf. I've also edited rights
<adres>/WebRss?editor=rightsq making the page possible to view for everyone.
When I try to view the RSS page two informations are displayed on my screen:
1) Parse error - XML.
2) Topic XWiki.WebRssCode does not exist
Can anyone help me out what am I doing wrong and how to solve the problem
for the proper work of the RSS?
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2 Sep
2 Sep
2:19 a.m.
New subject: [xwiki-users] Single page RSS for unregistered users.
Jan Mazurek wrote:
Ok, so here's the trouble:
I've created a two webpages in my wiki for all users (including the
unregistered: <adres>/WebRss?xpage=rdf. I've also edited rights
<adres>/WebRss?editor=rightsq making the page possible to view for everyone.
When I try to view the RSS page two informations are displayed on my screen:
1) Parse error - XML.
The first error is because of the second one
2) Topic XWiki.WebRssCode does not exist
Giving view rights to the first page is not enough. All the pages
refered to will also need rights.
There is a way to authenticate feeds by adding &basicauth=1 to your URL.
You'll need an RSS reader supporting authentication.
If you really want to make an RSS feed requiring no authentication,
you'll need to make a page without includes and you will need to remove
the call the hasAccessLevel that is used in the RSS script. Otherwise
your RSS feed will never show up anything
Ludovic
Can anyone help me out what am I doing wrong and how
to solve the problem
for the proper work of the RSS?
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10:28 a.m.
New subject: [xwiki-users] Single page RSS for unregistered users.
Giving view rights to the first page is not enough. All
the pages
refered to will also need rights.
There is a way to authenticate feeds by adding &basicauth=1 to your URL.
You'll need an RSS reader supporting authentication.
If you really want to make an RSS feed requiring no authentication,
you'll need to make a page without includes and you will need to remove
the call the hasAccessLevel that is used in the RSS script. Otherwise
your RSS feed will never show up anything
Ludovic
Thank You for help, I did what You told me and it works :-) Another happy
customer ;-)
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