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RSS in the Events module
This gives a brief overview of how to use the RSS feature of the DNN Events module.
There is a section in the module settings - RSS Settings. It includes: a check box to enable; a drop down to select what date to use as the publication date (I figured that some people may wish to use a different date to the one I might decide on); the number of past days of data to include in the feed; a feed title; and a feed description.
Ticking the check box enables the RSS icon in the module Icon Bar. It doesn't use the syndicate option with the module menu, so you can turn that off. I figured it gave more flexibility putting inside the container, that way if people aren't using a container they can still have the RSS feed showing.
The feed includes Title/Description/Image/Location/Category/Priority in the main feed. The Title and Description are customisable through the modules templating capability. Category, Location and Priority (not Normal Priority) are also added as feed Categories, so your feed reader should be able to filter by them.
You can also supply parameters via the URL. You can subselect by:
- DaysBefore - Number of days before today
- DaysAfter - Number of days after today
- CategoryName - Name of category
- CategoryID - ID of category
- LocationName - Name of location
- LocationID - ID of location
- Importance - Priority Number - 1,2,3
- Priority - Priority name - Low, Medium, Normal or High
- In English or local language
- OwnerName - DisplayName of Owner
- OwnerID - ID of Owner
- MaxNumber - Number of events
Consequently you can now use a URL such as ‘…/400/DesktopModules/Events/EventRSS.aspx?mid=398&tabid=36&LocationName=Test&DaysBefore=100' to select events occurring at the 'Test' location in the last 100 Days.
Introduction System Requirements
- Events Module settings
- Date Format
- Event dates without time
- Event details in place or not
- Event Settings
- Event Themes
- Event Views
- Templating Event Views
- Purge old events
- Custom Event themes
- Select Category via URL
- Select Start Date via URL
- RSS in the Events Module
- iCal support
- Upcoming Events View
- Repeater view
- Video Tutorials
- Open Location URL
- The use of Templates
- Tokens to be used in Templates
- Daylight Saving Time
- The same Events on two pages
- Install module for Development