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Sorry
If you have the image in a TV, here’s what to do:
Add the &includeTVs=`1` parameter in your getResources call, that will make sure the snippet also fetches your tvs.
Next, you’ll need to reference the tv in your chunk.
Hmm, wait..
I made a resource domain.com/blog which is container for blog entries which are just regular resources with images, text etc..
I didn’t made any TV’s on any of blog pages and i still want those blog posts images to be in RSS.
So no TV’s anywhere..
How can i achieve that?
Radio sucks!
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So where are the images?
Within the resource content, or?
exactly, and they wont change probably ever since they are the static part of the post so there’s no need for TV’s.
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Thanks Jay - all sorted now.
Turned of TinyMCE and seems to be working fine.
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Quote from: purpler at Jan 13, 2011, 08:19 AM
exactly, and they wont change probably ever since they are the static part of the post so there’s no need for TV’s.
If you’d use a TV it will still be static per post, but easily available for snippets such as getResources. You could then add the url to the image (=raw contents of the image tv) to the rsslisting chunk:
<url>[[+site_url]][[+imagetv]]</url>
If the image is in the content and not a tv it will be automatically included when using the content in your rss feeds description.. but not when using the introtext.
Bottom line: I’d use a TV for the image - even if you don’t change it often. (having a TV doesn’t mean you have to edit it at all!

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It works but i only have one page listed, someone knows why ?