cubicweb-blog #656178 Wrong dates in RSS feed for blogs [resolved]
I though I already filed this bug, but can't find it. This might be more appropriate in cubicweb-blog The dates in the RSS feeds use the "Last modified" and they should use the creation date. Because of this the old entries in our blog feeds come back in first position when someone comments on something or the blog is edited. Consequence : old blog pop up on planet.python.org and twitter posts are duplicated (I think that's the origin). | |
| priority | important |
|---|---|
| type | bug |
| done in | 1.7.1 |
| load left | 0.000 |
| closed by | <not specified> |
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Comments
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2010/02/02 11:52, written by acampeas
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2010/02/02 14:06, written by alutz
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2010/02/02 12:53, written by mailbot
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2010/02/02 14:05, written by alutz
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2010/02/08 20:36, written by sthenault
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2010/02/11 17:05, written by alutz
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2010/02/11 17:12, written by mailbot
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2010/02/11 17:05, written by alutz
add commentisn't that a feature ?
wo uses twitter ?
If that's a feature there should be a way of using creating date (which is in the RQL by the way)
We have an automatic twitter post from the RSS feed.
so this is a ticket for cubicweb-blog, right?
(The other pb in cubicweb is that migration update modification date, but
there is already a ticket for that pb)
sure you can move this ticket to cubicweb-blog
unsure about which rss you're talking about.
http://www.logilab.org/blog/6056?rql=Any%20E%20ORDERBY%20D%20DESC%20WHERE%20E%20is%20BlogEntry%2C%20E%20entry_of%20X%2C%20X%20eid%206056%2C%20E%20creation_date%20D&vtitle=Main%20Blog%20%28in%20English%29&vid=rss
but this is correct right? what should be fixed but the dc:date for blogs?
or maybe we want dc:date to use creation_date in the default rssitem view?
For example http://www.logilab.org/blogentry/19136 has the following dc:date
It's position in the RSS feed is correct (not in the first elements) but it's the dc:date that is taken into account when ordering the elements (in a reader).