[Nfb-web] W3C Validator

[Michael Hansen]

Arnold,

RSS feeds are something that are totally new to me so I appreciate any
feed back you give me. I used the
"http://www.nfb-web.nfb.org/views/articles/feed" URL and at the top I
see a title of "Articles available on NFB-Web" which is what is
designated as the title in the RSS feed code behind the scenes. I also
see a list of all articles. What am I missing here? What is different
between what the 2 of us are doing?


Also, I won't swear to this but I don't believe comments will be
included in the RSS feed. What you will see at the end of each Item in
the feed is a link (labled comments) that points back the the comments
section at the bottoom of that item's webpage.

Lets see if we can figure our you RSS issue. I like the concept of RSS
it's just new to me.

Mike
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Mike Hansen



On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 9:35 AM, Arnold Bailey <arnoldbail at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I added the w3c Validator to the "Web Accessibility Tools and Testing"
> section. It seems to have the same function as "Toral Validator"; but, it
> doesn't have a daily limit of tests like total has.
>
> Mike,
>
> On your things to look at in Drupal, I tried to use the RSS feed for changes
> in the Web Accessibilty book and got a blank title and no entries in
> iGoogle. The RSS feed link that iGoogle had was
> http://www.nfb-web.nfb.org/views/articles/feed
>
>
> Also, I apologize if I asked this before; but, are "comments to the article"
> also presented on the RSS feed of the book?
>
> Arnold
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