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Add Intro Image Support in RSS Feed for Tagged Articles #44693

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keep opened this issue Jan 7, 2025 · 3 comments
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Add Intro Image Support in RSS Feed for Tagged Articles #44693

keep opened this issue Jan 7, 2025 · 3 comments

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@keep
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keep commented Jan 7, 2025

Steps to reproduce the issue

Create a menu item with Tags » Tagged Items type and check it's RSS feed.

Expected result

The RSS feed for tagged articles includes the intro image in the item description, similar to how RSS feeds for categories and featured articles do.

Actual result

The RSS feed for tagged articles does not include any image-related data in the item description.

System information (as much as possible)

Joomla version: 5.2.2

Additional comments

The goal is to ensure consistency between different types of RSS feeds provided by Joomla. Currently, feeds for categories and featured articles include the article's intro image in the item description. However, the feed for tags lacks this feature.

@mentalhacker
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This is a very old issue. Technically, there is no significant difference between category pages and tag pages. What is the logic behind the RSS feed of category-based article pages containing images, while the RSS feed of tag-based article pages does not?
It is completely incomprehensible why Joomla developers don't modify the core file (components/com_tags/src/View/Tag/FeedView.php). Only minimal modification would be required in order to solve this issue.


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@fgsw
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fgsw commented Jan 7, 2025

Only minimal modification would be required in order to solve this issue.

@mentalhacker Can you do a Pull Request?

@mentalhacker
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Can you do a Pull Request?

Of course, my friend @keep developed the necessary code ages ago. He is going to send the pull request soon.


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