Remove RSS feed on Search view

[Hoffi1]

The frontend search view contains a block "alternate feed link" - what's the use-case for that?
Also there is no view.feed.php file which I think would be required than?

[JKoelman]

it would be for displaying RSS but like you said the feed is missing so would say it can be removed.

[diesl]

it would be for displaying RSS

Haha, touché 😉

I think the question was more like "Does a RSS feed on a search page make sense?"
I don't think so.

[Hoffi1]

@diesl: 👍

[JKoelman]

before doing double work:

@hoffi are you planning to remove the code?

[Hoffi1]

Because I'm already working on all frontend views I can do that.

On which views RSS feed is useful and where nonsense?
Currently category, eventslist, venue and venues contain view.feed.php - which looks ok for me.
So on all other views I would remove a feed block if present. OK?

[JKoelman]

So on all other views I would remove a feed block if present. OK?

fine with me.

[diesl]

I think at venues it doesn't make much sense too, does it?

[Hoffi1]

Hm - I think you are right. Watching if my backyard becomes venue? Strange...

[Hoffi1]

Is it ok if I also remove the "create event" button from search view?

Also we should think about archive button. It's not very intuitive and also it ignores search text (e.g. shows all events). But I would move this to another issue...

[JKoelman]

Is it ok if I also remove the "create event" button from search view?

fine with me

[Hoffi1]

Feed removed from search, categories, venues (incl. venues/view.feed.php), also "create event" button removed from search view. (see pull request #593)