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Can the {% feed_meta %} helper tag pull feed dynamically? #242

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softcomux opened this issue Sep 11, 2018 · 3 comments
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Can the {% feed_meta %} helper tag pull feed dynamically? #242

softcomux opened this issue Sep 11, 2018 · 3 comments

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softcomux commented Sep 11, 2018

I was wondering if the {% feed_meta %} can pull feeds dynamically, that is, based on the page it's on. In my case, I don't have a "posts" collection but collections by other names

feed:
  collections:
    skills:
      path: '/feeds/skills.xml'
    thinklist:
      path: '/feeds/thinklist.xml'
    words:
      path: '/feeds/words.xml'

So I expect that when I'm on the "skills" archive the {% feed_meta %} helper tag should pull feeds on this page, not the default /feed.xml which is blank in my case since I don't have a _post collection. And so on for others...

Or if there's a way to make all three feeds show in the head section on my site's tree?

@softcomux softcomux changed the title Can the {% feed_meta %} helper tag pull feed dynamically? Can the {% feed_meta %} helper tag pull feed dynamically? Sep 11, 2018
@softcomux softcomux changed the title Can the {% feed_meta %} helper tag pull feed dynamically? Can the {% feed_meta %} helper tag pull feed dynamically? Sep 11, 2018
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Hi @softcomux, I came across the same issue so I submitted a pull request for generating meta links to all collections (see #254).

Would that help in your situation? Or would you need to be able to tell {% feed_meta %} which link to generate? If so, feel free to chime in and explain your use case, if it's still relevant. Thanks!

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