Where to find Rss URL
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Hi All,
I jus installed the RSS module in qloapps but it asks me to insert a feed url. i tried mdomain.net/rss and mdomain.net/feed but i get a no page found message. can someone pls help me with this i know in wordpress you can type mydomain.net/feed and you get the rss xml file.Thanks in advance
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Hi @zayno70,
In Wordpress you can get the rss feed using mydomain.net/feed and after using the URL in RSS feed module (https://prnt.sc/tcn203). The feeds will be displayed on your website (https://prnt.sc/tcn4uu).
Please check if you are able to access the URL. if the issue is still there please provide us screenshots of the error.
Thanks
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i did that but i don't see the feed block,or is it because i'm on localhost, it saved ok.
I'm also wondering if qloapps has a rss xml output just like wordpress, so i can send my clients updates of the products as soon as i update them with specials with mailchimp.thanks in advance.
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Hi @zayno70
The feed bock should be visible localhost as long as the rss feed URL is accessible, Please check the search page's left panel (https://prnt.sc/tdbocb).
QloApps does not have a rss XML output but you can check out presatshop products feed module if it completes your requirements:
https://github.com/PrestaShop/feeder/tree/v0.7.3If the module does not complete your requirements please contact us by raising a ticket at https://webkul.uvdesk.com/en/customer/create-ticket/
We will surely provide you some solution -
i found he feed but it says No RSS feed Added but in the module configuration i added the http://mytestdomain.net/wordpress/index.php/feed/ and it saved ok
i also tested the link to be sure in a new browser and it gave me the XML feed file -
No RSS feed Added this error occurs when RSS feed is empty, please check that the feed is not empty and it contains item elements (https://prnt.sc/tdu0oa) that needs to be displayed
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issue is resolved i had an relative url mydomain.net/?feed=rss
i replaced it with an absolute url mydomain.net/wordpress/index.php/feed/
and it worked. Thanks -
Right click on the website's page, and choose Page Source. In the new window that appears, use the “find” feature (Ctrl + F on a PC or Command + F on a Mac), and type in RSS. You'll find the feed's URL between the quotes after href=.