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This module allows site administrators to associate a feed with users who belong |
Planet is an aggregator that allows you to aggregate the blogs for users in a given |
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to a given role and to display it in a "planet" fashion. Feed items can be |
role (e.g. staff) and to display them in a "planet" fashion. Associating content |
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auto-converted to blogs if categories or the post itself contains a snippet |
with the users rather than as a detached feed. |
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specified in the planet settings, or posts can be converted manually. |
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The idea is that it's nice in some cases to aggregate a group's personal blogs, |
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promoting to prime time only those posts which are relevant to the site's purpose. |
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Installation |
Installation |
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1. Copy the planet directory into your Drupal modules directory. |
1. Copy the planet directory into your Drupal modules directory. |
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2. Go to admin/modules and enable the planet module. |
2. Download the SimplePie 1.1 library: http://simplepie.org/ |
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Place simplepie.inc in your Planet module directory. |
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3. Go to admin/modules and enable the planet module. |
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3. To perform further configuration (and to add feeds), go to admin/settings/planet. |
4. To perform further configuration (and to add feeds), go to admin/settings/planet. |
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