@ -90,7 +90,17 @@ There will always be more work to do here. ;-)
##### v0.61 6/24/15 by DW
Files with the extension .opml are now be rendered as outlines. There's a template for outlines, it uses the new outlineBrowser toolkit. If you want the raw OPML text from the server, add an Accept header with the value: text/x-opml, following a convention established by the OPML Editor. Here's an <ahref="http://montauk.scripting.com/test.opml">example</a> of an OPML file rendered through the new template.
Files with the extension .opml are now rendered as outlines.
There's a <ahref="http://fargo.io/code/pagepark/defaultopmltemplate.txt">template</a> for outlines, it uses the new <ahref="https://github.com/scripting/outlineBrowser">outlineBrowser</a> toolkit. Here's an <ahref="http://montauk.scripting.com/test.opml">example</a> of an OPML file rendered through the new template.
If you want the raw OPML text from the server, you can do it one of two ways:
1. Add ?format=opml at the end of the url. <ahref="http://montauk.scripting.com/test.opml?format=opml">Example</a>.
2. If you're making the request in a program, you can add an Accept header with the value: text/x-opml, following a convention established by the OPML Editor.
As with scripts and markdown files, you can turn the feature off in config.json.