Feeds Page

Command link:     /feeds
HTML document:  feeds.html

This form is the destination for the /feeds command link in the WebPAC. Your organization can use this form as a topic guide and location to feature incoming feeds and for outgoing feeds.

This page accepts the following tokens:

Token	Description
<!--{toplogo}-->	The system replaces this token as follows: Displays HTML defined in the TOPLOGO Web option. Inserts a link to the stylesheet defined in the STYLESHEET Web option. If your organization has the TOPLOGO_LOGGEDIN Web option set to "true", this token display the contents of the toplogo_loggedin.html custom form to appropriate patrons who are logged in to My Account.
<!--{patron}-->	The system replaces this token with the You are logged in as <patron name> message.
<!--{logout}-->	The system replaces this token with the value of the BUT_LOGOUT Web option.
<!--{RSS:[settings]}-->	This token is replaced by an RSS feed where [settings] is specified using the following colon-delimited, elements: [URL]: [MAX_ITEMS]:[DISPLAY_DESCRIPTIONS]:[DISPLAY_DATES]: [DISPLAY_IMAGE/TITLE] Token Element Description [URL] The URL of the RSS feed. [MAX_ITEMS] The maximum number of items to display from the RSS feed. [DISPLAY_DESCRIPTIONS] This element controls the display of the RSS feed item description. If this element is set to '1' or 't', the WebPAC displays the RSS feed item description. [DISPLAY_DATES] This element controls the display of the RSS feed item date. If this element is set to '1' or 't', the WebPAC displays the RSS feed item date. [DISPLAY_IMAGE/TITLE] This element controls the display of the image and title for the RSS feed. This element accepts the following settings: '0'— Show neither the title nor the image. '1'— Show only the title. '2'— Show only the image. '3'— Show both the title and the image. For example: <!--{RSS:http://www.nytimes.com/services/xml/rss/nyt/Science.xml:5:t:t:3}--> Images for Items The <!--{RSS:[settings]}--> token does not control display of titles and images for individual items. Use the feed configuration file to control that display.
<!--{botlogo}-->	The system replaces this token with the value of the BOTLOGO Web option.

You can create separate custom forms for each combination of language, scope, and patron type by using the following naming convention:

feeds_LANG_s#_p#.html

For a current example of this form, see the appropriate example set in WebPAC Example Sets and Photoshop Files on CSDirect.