Hi Joe and all,

I'm looking for a little advice. We're using mojoPortal as the engine for a municipal government web site. We want to be able to give citizens the ability to subscribe to RSS feeds when key portions of the site are updated. Obviously, news releases and some other "episodic" publications can be handled by the Blog module's RSS feed. And for City events we have Event Calendar Pro with its RSS solution. However, there are other areas that don't really lend themselves to blog format, but people would want to be able to watch via RSS. A couple of examples would be:

New job opportunities (All currently open job opportunities are listed in a table in an HTML instance)
Postings of new City Council agendas and minutes (these are PDF files linked on pages by date)

What would be the best method to get those types of updates into an RSS feed?

Thanks!
Jamie

Hey Joe, thanks for the ideas. As a "no code" option, we were also considering creating hidden blogs on the key pages, and the people who update those pages would also be responsible for adding blog entries that would then be exposed as RSS for subscribers. Not an ideal solution, of course, because edits can be missed, but it might provide the best flexibility since we can't really prompt the user for important information like "edit reason" at save time.

I'll look forward to your eventual strategy for this. Thanks again for such a wonderful product!

Jamie