Hm, the orange button inside the address bar still links to to the old feed. And I missed the gargantuan button in the sidebar!
In order to fix that, you need to mess with $HtmlHeaders
. Or you can get the latest version of Oddmuse that adds more feeds to the HTML headers.
Anyway. The full page URL still gives you the summary of the latest edit as part of the title. It turns out I don’t like this particular feature and turned it off in a later version. If you upgrade your Oddmuse 1.675 to a version older than 2007-10-03 you’ll no longer see summary messages appended to the page title in full page feeds.
Maybe you don’t want to upgrade and just apply a patch? Here’s a diff where I removed the hunk about the wiki version:
Index: wiki.pl =================================================================== RCS file: /sources/oddmuse/oddmuse/wiki.pl,v retrieving revision 1.813 retrieving revision 1.814 diff -c -r1.813 -r1.814 *** wiki.pl 2 Oct 2007 10:13:14 -0000 1.813 --- wiki.pl 3 Oct 2007 09:09:02 -0000 1.814 *************** *** 1824,1833 **** sub RssItem { my ($id, $ts, $host, $username, $summary, $minor, $revision, $languages, $cluster, $last, $url) = @_; my $name = NormalToFree($id); ! if (GetParam('full', 0)) { ! $name .= T(': ') . $summary if $summary; ! $summary = PageHtml($id, 50*1024, T('This page is too big to send over RSS.')); ! } my $date = TimeToRFC822($ts); $username = QuoteHtml($username); $username = $host unless $username; --- 1824,1831 ---- sub RssItem { my ($id, $ts, $host, $username, $summary, $minor, $revision, $languages, $cluster, $last, $url) = @_; my $name = NormalToFree($id); ! $summary = PageHtml($id, 50*1024, T('This page is too big to send over RSS.')) ! if (GetParam('full', 0)); # full page means summary is not shown my $date = TimeToRFC822($ts); $username = QuoteHtml($username); $username = $host unless $username;
– AlexSchroeder 2007-12-30 11:24 UTC
And you are completely right. I read most almost all of the blogs within my feed reader. Including yours. Except that I use BlogLines instead of Google Reader. Want to do a comparison between the two one of these days?
– AlexSchroeder 2007-12-30 11:32 UTC
Thanks, Alex! I’ll make the change, well spotted.
And I don’t use Google Reader myself though I know many people do. I MUCH prefer Opera’s built-in rss reader. That, I’ll happily compare with anything
– GreyWulf 2007-12-30 11:48 UTC