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Feed Editor allows you to upload your RSS feed to a server using
the built-in FTP-client. To invoke its window, click the “Upload
Feed” button in the Feed toolbar or select the “Upload…” item of
the Feed menu.
You will need some information before you can upload the RSS
feed to your website. This information will most likely be the same
information that you needed to upload web pages to your web
server.
FTP server
FTP server address (it is usually the domain name of your
website).
Username
Username to log on to the FTP server.
Password
Password to log on to the FTP server.
Passive mode
If this is checked, the program will use the passive mode to
work with FTP server (this is usually the case with an xDSL
connection)
Feed/Enclosure/Image
Path
The folder of the FTP server, where you want to place your RSS
feed (e.g. “www” or “public_html” or “mainwebsite_html”,
relative the default folder you are
placed in when you log in to the FTP server).
"Browse" button
The folder icon to the right of
the FTP Path will allow you to browse to the appropriate folder on
the FTP server (highly recommended).
Filename
The filename that you want to assign to your
feed/enclosure/image.
After all necessary data is entered, press the “Upload” button.
Feed Editor keeps a log of FTP sessions. To view the log, press the
“View Log” button.
Notes.
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Use the standard extensions: ".xml" or ".rss" for your
feeds. |
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Be careful when filling the “Path” field. The most popular
mistake is providing an incorrect path to the server folder. |
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If you use an image in your RSS feed (the “Image” tab), make
sure that the path to the image (the “Image URL” field) is absolute
(for example, http://www.mysite.com/my-image.gif). |
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Do not hesitate to contact our tech support. Moreover, our
Support Forums is a great place to receive necessary
help and information. |
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