Enable RSS Feed at Hub Level

RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication" or "Rich Site Summary." It's a web feed that allows users and applications to access updates to websites in a standardized, computer-readable format. RSS feeds enable users to subscribe to their favorite websites or blogs and receive updates automatically without having to visit each site individually.

To learn how to create an RSS feed, click here

To enable the RSS Feed Functionality at the Hub level, follow the steps below: 

1. From the Left Nav Menu, click on Hubs.
   
   
   
2. Select a Hub. 
3.  Select the Options on the left Hubs menu. 
4.  Click on Settings on the Options page.  
5.  The Settings section expands displaying various functionalities, including Enable RSS Feed.

    

6. By default, the toggle button is set to "No"

    
7. Accessing the RSS Feed URL will result in a 404 Page Error due to one or more of the following reasons:
    
   • When this functionality is Disabled, clicking on the RSS feed URL, the link opens in a new tab with an error message.
     
     
   • Setting the Toggle button to Yes and if the Hub is not Published, clicking on the RSS feed URL, the link opens in a new tab with an error message.
     
     
   • Setting the Toggle button to Yes and if the Hub is in Deactivated status, clicking on the RSS feed URL, the link opens in a new tab with an error message.  

     
     

8. Setting the Toggle button to Yes and if the Hub is Published or in Active Status, clicking on the RSS feed URL, the link opens displaying the RSS Feed. 

9. Click on the Save button to save your settings. 

10. More Information on RSS Feeds: When the RSS feed is toggled to Yes, the RSS feed link becomes accessible and by clicking on the RSS feed link, the link opens displaying the RSS Feed in a new tab.

    
    Under the Channel section, the following information is displayed:
    • Title: Title of the Hub
    • Link: URL of the Hub
    • Description: Description of the Hub

            Under the Item section, the following information is displayed.

• Title: Title of the Content
• Link: URL of the Content (SNLP)
• Image: Thumbnail of the Content
• Description:  A short description or summary of the content item, configured at the Asset Setup level
• Category: The name of the stream the content is associated to
• PubDate: The date and time when the content item was published or last updated
• GUID: A GUID is a unique identifier that is used in computing systems to identify resources or entities in a way that is globally unique and unlikely to clash with other identifiers.

Related Topics

Creating RSS Feeds

Editing RSS Feeds

Sync, Pause and Activate RSS Feeds