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17 Oct 2008 8:46 AM  
Hi,
Is it possible to syndicate the content of a DNN page with multiple modules. For example, I have a main content section with multiple Content Manager modules and multiple LiveContent modules. I would like to syndicate all of the content in this section together. Is there a way to do this at the id or page level or does DNN only allow syndication at the module level?

thanks,
suzanne
leesykes
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17 Oct 2008 9:30 AM  
Syndication only comes from the module level. But, you could possibly take all of your RSS feeds from the various modules on the page and put them in the NewsFeeds module from Orizonti. If I recall correctly this module will create a single RSS feed for all of the RSS feeds that it is reading.

From here you could then take the RSS feed from Orizonti and use that as your page RSS feed.

I have not attempted this, but I think it will work, as long as Orizonti does create a single RSS feed.

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