Optionally render RSS unsorted. #997
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By default, SimplePie sorts RSS entries by the the date on each entry. If some cases, mostly where RSS is used as a input format for another service, rendering the order as-is is better than having it sorted. This patch adds a new parameter for the rss keyword, 'nosort', which can be used to disable SimplePie's sorting. This makes it possible to correctly display RSS feeds from "Remember The Milk", which have a complex order from the system. Signed-off-by: Robin H. Johnson <robbat2@gentoo.org>
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Optionally render RSS unsorted.
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@robbat2 can you please add info about this parameter to the documentation? |
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Documented with #999 |
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By default, SimplePie sorts RSS entries by the the date on each entry.
If some cases, mostly where RSS is used as a input format for another
service, rendering the order as-is is better than having it sorted.
This patch adds a new parameter for the rss keyword, 'nosort', which can
be used to disable SimplePie's sorting.
This makes it possible to correctly display RSS feeds from "Remember The
Milk", which have a complex order from the system.
Signed-off-by: Robin H. Johnson robbat2@gentoo.org