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Description
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Syndication.module offers a web page which centralizes all of the RSS feeds
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generated by Drupal. This helps users find interesting feeds from your web site.
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Currently, the syndication page helps visitors find the following feeds:
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- the blog feed of any user or all users
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- node feeds for taxonomy terms
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- a directory of all feeds being consumed by the aggregator.module
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Also, modules may insert their own boxes onto this page using the 'syndication' hook. See Help for details
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Feel free to improve this module and upload patches. I am also looking for a new maintainer.
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Installation
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1. Copy the syndication.module to the Drupal modules directory. Drupal should
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automatically detect it. Then enable the module in Admin -> Site Configuration -> Modules
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2. Browse to Admin -> Blocks and enable the Syndication (more) block. You'll also want
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to disable the plain Syndication block offerred by node.module.
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3. Visit the admin/settings/syndication page and choose which vocabularies (if any) you want to highlight on the syndication page.
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To see your new Syndication page, follow the 'more' link which appears in the Block, or browse to q=syndication.
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Author
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Moshe Weitzman <weitzman AT tejasa {dot} com>
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Contributors
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David Kent Norman <deekayen at: deekayen {dot} net>
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http://deekayen.net/
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