Change suffix for only one page, leave rest as is

Hello guys!

I have on my page friendly URLs enabled, standard settings, using alias.html
Can I somehow change only one page to use another suffix than .html but leave all the rest as they are now?

I want my RSS feeds to use feeds.xml

I think I could do it with .htaccess but I want to know if it’s possible with MODx.

Thank you!
Regards, Boby.

Give the document that is your feed the alias "feed.xml". You will now be able to access the document with "yourdomain/feed.xml". Note that "yourdomain/feed.xml.html" will also work.

Thank you Mitch! Yep, it is working

I have another problem, I want to show the link in on the page "feed.xml" but keep it also as far as possible dynamic, so if I change something it will change too.

How can I make the link to point to "feed.xml" and not "feed.xml.html" by using the ID?
Right now I am using [~11~] can I do something here to have the suffix removed from the link automatically or do I need to change the link manually to point to my feed file without suffix?

Thanks for any help!
Boby

Sorry Boby, but right now the parser won’t work that way (custom extensions when referenced by ID). It’s an area that will be resolved with 1.0 for sure. Extensions should be tied to the document types, and currently they’re not unfortunately.

Sorry Boby, but right now the parser won’t work that way (custom extensions when referenced by ID). It’s an area that will be resolved with 1.0 for sure. Extensions should be tied to the document types, and currently they’re not unfortunately.

Ahh, no problem
I’m still learning MODx and I don’t know all features of it.

But I’m gonna release soon my first snippet hope I won’t blame myself.

Thanks guys!
Boby

Go for the non-dynamic hardwired reference feed.xml - not least because it will remind you that other people may have added that feed to their reader and so it is unlikely that you will really want it to change.