List of Feeds

https://archery-records.net/clubs/feedlist

The List of Feeds page is where you manage the data feeds you created for publishing archery data (scores, classifications, club records, handicaps, and awards) on an external website. This guide explains what you'll see on the page and how to work with it.

Golden Records lets you generate a live "feed" — a special web link that outputs a set of your club's data in either XML or HTML table format — so it can be displayed on your own club website. Feeds themselves are created on the separate "Website Feeds" page (accessible via Data > Feeds in the navigation menu). The feedlist page is the management screen where all feeds you've already created are listed, so you can review, open, or remove them.

Reading the Feed List

Each entry in the list is shown as a card containing a few key pieces of information. The heading shows when the feed name. Below that, "Number of Requests" tells you how many times external systems have pulled data from that feed's link, which is a useful way to see whether a feed is actually being used on your website. "Source Data" identifies which dataset the feed draws from, such as Records (Scores), Classifications, ClubRecords, or Scores. On the right side of each card, you'll find the exact creation date and the date the feed was "Last Requested," which helps you spot feeds that are stale or no longer in use.

Actions Available for Each Feed

Every feed card has two buttons. The View button opens the feed's actual output in a new tab, showing you exactly what the linked data looks like, typically a table of archer names, rounds, scores, classifications, handicaps, and dates. This is a good way to confirm a feed is showing the right information before or after embedding it elsewhere. The Delete button permanently removes that feed and invalidates its link, so anything embedded on your website using that feed will stop working. Because deletion can't be undone and may break a live page on your site, it's worth double-checking with View first, and confirming the feed truly isn't in use, before deleting it.

Creating New Feeds

This page doesn't let you create a new feed directly; for that, use the Data menu at the top and select Feeds. From there, you choose a data source, pick which fields to display and in what order, set a sort order, give the feed a name, and generate a link in either XML or HTML table format. Once a link is created, it can't be edited, so if you need different fields or sorting later, you'd create a new feed and then come back to this List of Feeds page to delete the outdated one.

A Few Practical Tips

Since feeds expose data publicly to anyone with the link, it's worth periodically reviewing this list and removing feeds that are no longer embedded anywhere, especially ones showing zero or very old request activity. Also keep in mind that publishing personal archer data through a feed carries data protection responsibilities on your part as the club, so only keep feeds active that you actually need on your website.

Last Updated : 7/6/2026 11:51:40 AM

Club Management Guide

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List of Feeds