#Itunes podcast full#

Do I need to name them the same thing and just give them different machine names? This is my understanding of how this works, I take the Channel elements and Item elements and make them into fields on a Content type that I've created, right? If I'm on the right track, then we'll move onto the next step, can someone explain the difference between a Channel element and an Item element? I noticed both have the fields and a few other commonalities. Frankly, I may not be looking in the right place, but here it goes. I am working with someone far more experienced with Drupal than myself, but he has never used this module before and I've been unable to find the answers in the documentation. Hello, thank you for the work on this module. If you need it, use any field returning an integer value, based on which feed items' order should be overriden. If you need it, use any List (text) or Text field returning either an empty string or yes or no value. Use any List (text) or Text field returning either an empty string or yes, no or clean value. More information: iTunes RSS Tags: isClosedCaptioned Make sure that field value does not contain any HTML tags. Use any List (text) or Text field returning either an empty string or yes or no value. More information: iTunes RSS Tags: author optionally, you can change Format to RSS email: with user name to get emails together with user names - for example (George Matesky) - instead of just email address.Use User: Email field (in D7 first adding Content: Author relationship). Use either Image or File field (preferably the former, as it offers option to use image styles). select Simple separator in Display type and use, as separator.disable Link this field to its term page option.Select either text field or Taxonomy field (for example All taxonomy terms). More information: iTunes RSS Tags: duration Use the same File field containing your audio file as you used for element. enable Strip HTML tags option if necessary.Use any text field, making sure its value does not contain any HTML tags. Values for all iTunes elements are configured from within Item elements: iTunes group in view's Format settings. More information: iTunes RSS Tags: new-feed-urlД®nter feed owner's email address followed by their name, separating them with a comma.

#Itunes podcast full#

Provide full URL of your new feed (for example when current feed has been marked as completed). More information: iTunes RSS Tags: complete Select yes only if no more episodes will be added to the podcast, otherwise it could be left empty. More information: iTunes RSS Tags: explicit Select one of the values provided by the module.

More information: iTunes RSS Tags: keywordsД®nter path to the image file relative to your Drupal installation directory.Д®xample: sites/default/files/feed-image.png More information: iTunes RSS Tags: categoryД®nter up to 12 keywords, separating them with commas. You can always re-order categories and subcategories using Taxonomy administration pages if you need one of the lower categories to be used as your feed's main category. Remember that for placement within the newer browse system based on Category links and for placement within the Top Podcasts and Top Episodes lists that appear in the right column of most podcast pages, only the first category listed in the feed is used. Select up to 3 category/subcategory pairs provided by the module. More information: iTunes RSS Tags: summary Look for our Podcast in the iTunes Store. Each week we dive into any subject known to man and talk about it as much as we can. More information: iTunes RSS Tags: subtitleД®xample: All About Everything is a show about everything. Values for all iTunes elements are configured from within Channel elements: iTunes group in view's Format settings.Д®nter any value, making sure it does not contain any HTML tags.

Continue adding iTunes-specific feed elements (as described below).

You should now be able to set up the following (thanks to the Views RSS: Core Elements submodule of Views RSS):

After all your fields are added, go back and click the Settings link next to the Format you selected.

(Be sure to do so individually rather than adding content with view mode RSS.)

Add all the fields you would like in your feed to your view.

The Format of your view needs to be RSS Feed - Fields.

Build a view of the content you'd like in your iTunes feed.

Enable the Views RSS: iTunes Elements module.

Definitely worth at least skimming through, especially in case of any problems when setting up your feed.ДЄlso Producing Podcasts discussion forum could be a valuable source of extra information. Apple's Making a Podcast page contains full specification for iTunes podcast feeds, including sections containing detailed description of all iTunes RSS Tags, an example feed, common mistakes and many others.