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SLFeed: A Drupal Module - Inworld Drupal RSS Feed Pre-Release

Druplicon_002One of the problems with creating an inworld RSS feed reader for the Drupal [w:content management system] has been that Drupal does things right with the headers - and because of Second Life simulator overhead concerns, the headers are not dealt with properly by [w:Linden Scripting Language] calls.

This poses a bit of a problem, but I hacked around it some time ago and have had the module in testing for months. It is time to make it public; it is likely to be an official Drupal module within the next few weeks.

The attached Zip file contains a Drupal 5.x module which simply generates delimited fields. These fields are then parsed by an inworld feed reader. For those wondering on the magic of the Your2ndPlace.com RSS Feed Reader, the magic is removed: Here's the Example Drupal RSS Feed Reader to be used in conjunction with the files below. I'd been awaiting the release of some other modules for Drupal, but decided to be a bit more proactive - I have other modules in testing as well.

The instructions are relatively simple:

(1) Uncompress the attached file and install in your Drupal modules folder.
(2) Enable the SLFeeds module. There are no settings.
(3) Inworld, edit the code of the main script in the RSS feed reader to reflect your sites URLs.
(4) Change the texture to your own texture that represents your feed.

The Example Drupal RSS feed is 7 prims, and uses XY Text as well as communication between linked objects. It also uses floating text.

This module will only work with a minimum of 10 posts on a site, so new Drupal sites should not use this unless they have 10 nodes in their RSS feed already.

Enjoy! And stay tuned for other stuff in the future. :-)

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Re: SLFeed: A Drupal Module

Thank you for your contributions..Drupal needed this... but the sad truth is that drupal still has a long way to go till it reaches joomla..

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I think this will be awesome... I am going to download this Drupal Module - Inworld Drupal RSS Feed. thank you.



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Inworld Drupal RSS Feed Pre-Release is very useful! thanks I'll download it.


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More on that here.

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I forgot to mention - if you're a Drupal User, consider joining the Drupal User Group in Second Life. ;-)

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Great article, if you include all of the comments. Drupal may not be killing Dreamweaver per se, but the model that Dreamweaver represents is defintely giving way to the model that Drupal represents. The old 'Static vs Dynamic' as one commenter put it. Dreamweaver can of course still play in the Dynamic world if it can play  with CMS template design methods.

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