26 Mar
2010
26 Mar
'10
10:34 p.m.
I'm looking at access logs and found that my site through all historical
development has 3 blog RSS feeds:
Main/BlogRss - not linked from anywhere but created in 2005
Blog/GlobalBlogRss - linked from global site RSS feed (another is
WebRSS)
Blog/BlogRss - linked from Links panel.
Probably two of them could be removed (i.e. set redirect for some time,
and remove later),
but which one conforms to standard?
Valdis
26 Mar
26 Mar
11:11 p.m.
On 03/26/2010 10:34 PM, Valdis Vītoliņš wrote:
I'm looking at access logs and found that my site
through all historical
development has 3 blog RSS feeds:
Main/BlogRss - not linked from anywhere but created in 2005
^ This one is deprecated, and doesn't exist anymore in the current XAR.
Blog/GlobalBlogRss - linked from global site RSS feed
(another is
WebRSS)
Blog/BlogRss - linked from Links panel.
^ Both are used in the current Blog application, along with
Blog.CategoryRss, each one having different purposes:
- CategoryRss lists entries for a category, and is linked from the
Categories panel/pages
- BlogRss lists entries for one blog, and is useful in case you have
more than one blog in your wiki
- GlobalBlogRss lists all entries from the current wiki, aggregating
individual blogs
In a normal setup you only have one blog, so there's no difference
between GlobalBlogRss and BlogRss. If you want, you can edit the
documents and leave only one of those referenced.
Probably two of them could be removed (i.e. set
redirect for some time,
and remove later),
but which one conforms to standard?
Valdis
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