Closed StianOby closed 9 years ago
It was a deliberate decision to order the RSS feed the way it is and unfortunately the resources I used to reference from Apple for generating the feed are no longer available to check to see if that had a specific requirement.
Okey, so this will in other words work fine with podcast applications, even though it looks funky on the desktop?
Correct.
Great! Thanks for a quick response to my rather dumbfounded question :-p
Michael Babker wrote on 26/10/2014 13:46:
It was a deliberate decision to order the RSS feed the way it is and unfortunately the resources I used to reference from Apple for generating the feed are no longer available to check to see if that had a specific requirement.
Any chance of putting something in later to order it with most recent at the top? I wanted to share the rss feeds on my site with someone else who is running a non-Joomla site to aggregate podcasts into an on-line service for visually-impaired users and the other party was surprised at the ordering. All the other feeds they had been given were ordered with latest episode at the top. I am nowhere near clever enough to work out doing this myself, sorry.
Hayden Charles
Definitely something that can be considered.
Michael Babker wrote on 26/10/2014 15:25:
Definitely something that can be considered.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/BabDev/Podcast-Manager/issues/188#issuecomment-60520687.
I have been having a look at the Apple documents on iTunes. There is an example rss feed given - the ordering has the most recent episode at the top of the list.
http://www.apple.com/itunes/podcasts/specs.html#rss
Hayden Charles
Alright, I've incorporated these options into the RSS feed menu item and will be available with the next release.
I have just upgraded to Joomla 3, and Podcast Manager 2.1. Everything seems to work fine, with one exception: the RSS feed of podcast episodes is reveresed. The oldest podcast is listed first, and the newest at the bottom. I guess this is a bug?
For an example, see the following URL: http://halonorge.org/site/component/podcastmanager/?format=raw&feedname=1&limit=*
(Have tried to create an entirely new feed, and populated it with new test podcasts, but the issue remains.)