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http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contrib/syndication/ describes the way to use the Feeds class, and it works well for me, but it requires the URL to be like http://example.com/rss/feedid/parameters/
I need it to be http://example.com/feedid/parameters/rss/
How to do that?
Since Django’s URLs are based on regexes, I think that you can use a rule like this:
Though personally, I have never used the Django syndication framework – I just use generic views (or wrappers around generic views) with the
content_typeoption, and generate the RSS/Atom with a template.