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Hi. I've tried to add my "Atom Feed (All Lists)" (as printed on the Info page to my Google personalized homepage.
Unfortunately, it does not work. When I try to add it, I get an "no feed found at this location" error (error message is translated, I am using the German version of the Google Personalized homepage).
Any hints? Did anyone succeed in putting their lists on their google homepage?
And by the way: Could anyone give me a hint on how authentication works with this? I.e. how does rememberthemilk.com know that I am accessing my lists and how will it prevent other people from accessing my lists via the feed link?
Thanks.
andreas.
Posted at 5:16pm on November 6, 2005
To make the feeds work with Google personalized home (or other online readers), you need to do one of the following:
Publish your list (this will allow anyone to see your list), and then use an address like this:
http://www.rememberthemilk.com/atom/username/100123/
Or, keep your list private and use an address like this:
https://username:password@www.rememberthemilk.com/atom/username/100123/
NOTE: This will give Google your Remember The Milk password.
We'll be posting specific instructions for different readers in the help section soon.
Hope this helps!
Posted at 5:18pm on November 7, 2005
Thanks a lot!
Posted at 5:51pm on November 7, 2005
says:I am trying this in Bloglines, and I typed in:
https://ranbarton:password@www.rememberthemilk.com/atom/ranbarton/
I did use my password for the password, by the way.
And Bloglines said no dice. Am I missing something obvious here, I hope?
Thank you for your help,
Ran
Posted at 4:39pm on November 14, 2005
Thanks a lot. I am able to c my task list in my google homepage...
Posted at 9:33pm on November 15, 2005
Hmm, Bloglines seems fine with published lists, but not with the authenticated ones. I'll check into it some more and see if it's a problem on our end or theirs.
Posted at 3:59pm on November 17, 2005
says:I have been wrestling with authenticated feeds while using Basecamp and a few RSS-to-email solutions. Clearly this is an area where various standards are still making an easy resolution impossible so far. Thanks for your help.
Posted at 5:29am on November 20, 2005
says:This is a good link I have found so far on the topic:
http://labs.silverorange.com/archives/2003/july/privaterss
Posted at 5:32am on November 20, 2005
How did you get it to show up on Google, Catchpalani? I have tried every permutation of the example Emily listed and it doesn't find a feed for my https. I don't want to publish my list.
Posted at 4:51pm on November 23, 2005
I've also tried every combination to get this to work with Google, and I always get the Not Found error. (I've tried RSS/Atom/private/public).
Posted at 1:50am on July 29, 2006
wooken, can you please email us at [old address removed] with the feed URL for your public list that you're having trouble with? We can check into this and make sure that everything is okay on our end. Thanks!
Posted at 5:15am on July 29, 2006
I add "http://www.rememberthemilk.com/home/myusername/449925/" to Google's personalized homepage .
I can view my tasks on the personalized homepage .
But it was viewd with past tasks(they are deleted tasks). I want to view only the new tasks.
Please teach me, How can I do
Posted at 6:42am on August 18, 2006
heavymoonj, it may take some time for Google to refresh the tasks -- any deleted/completed tasks should disappear once Google updates. You might need to wait a little while for it to update. If you are still experiencing problems, please email us at [old address removed] with your feed URL. Thanks!
Posted at 12:06pm on August 19, 2006
