Cam Programs: Cam RSS/XML Feeds

[PornoBug]

If your program has RSS or XML feeds with decent sized pictures of who's on now that are regularly updated please spam away below.

I already have Cams.com, I've tried the Pussycash feeds but they appear broken.

Any others ?

[RJHere]

ClickCash have RSS and XML Feeds in their promo tools.

[VSKimi]

We've got what you need, hit me up on skype (vs.kimi)

[CPA-Rush]

all sizes- this medium




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check live xml file
http://bongacash.com/tools/promo.php...i&api_type=xml

[PornoBug]

Any more ?

[Barry-xlovecam]

XloveCam - XloveCash has fully customizable XML feeds.

You can create niched feeds from the available data if you like.

Sample feed of online models:

http://new.xlovecam.com/promo/xmlfee...d_affilie=1272

[Nice_Nick]

How do you view a feed like that in your browser? When I click the link it just opens as text

This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.

Is there a way to get it to show in Firefox?

[CPA-Rush]

this how xml looks a like i think u are talking abt rss

[Nice_Nick]

this how xml looks a like i think u are talking abt rss

I know but when I put that xml feed on my site it's not going to look like that is it?
Just wondered how I can see how it will look without needing to add it to my site.

[CPA-Rush]

I know but when I put that xml feed on my site it's not going to look like that is it?
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yes . u will see the full data and pics

[ClickCashEmily]

ClickCash have RSS and XML Feeds in their promo tools.

Thanks, RJ! Yes, our RSS feeds update dynamically to reflect who's online at any given time, and are customizable by niche. The feed passes the model's picture and basic bio along with some information about the session, like description and title.

~Emily

[Barry-xlovecam]

I know but when I put that xml feed on my site it's not going to look like that is it?
Just wondered how I can see how it will look without needing to add it to my site.

You parse the feed with an xml parsing module in PHP, Perl, Python, Ruby or? then render the HTML dynamically.

$xml  = [COLOR="Red"]simplexml_load_file[/COLOR]("FetishModels.xml");

This is a PHP version. You cache the XML file locally.

XML Tutorial
http://www.w3schools.com/xml/default.asp

The 'style sheet' they refer to is written in XSL/XSLT.
http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/

These are very basic primers and tutorials

The problem with XSL/XSLT is that the source code is in raw XML and the search engines don't index XML. For now HTML rendering of the XML data is the way to go.

I like XML for affiliate use because it allows affiliates to build their own one-of-a-kind promo tools and they have the freedom to SEO the information or customize the information to their visitors' liking.

It's not a point and click process ;)