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How would I go about formatting an xml feed onto a php page?
I want to take a rss feed, like this http://rss.news.yahoo.com/rss/topstories
and have it translate onto a php page....any idea how to do this? |
Dude I can't believe you don't know how to do this.
format c: Duh. PS - I have no idea how to do it either so here is a bump. |
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wonder where chio is, he knows all about this shit
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good question...I would like to know how to do that, too.
So, here's one bump for you. |
You could ask me politely on ICQ if you want
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WOO HOO
got it go to http://www.rssfeedreader.com/ and sign up (free) and fill in all the info you want to be there, including the feed url, and it spits out something that looks about liek this: Code:
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Also...
<?php include 'http://yoursite.com/rss2html.php?XMLFILE=http://RSSfeedURL&TEMPLATE=http://templateURL&MAXITEMS=20'; ?> Because you supply the template, it gives a lot of control over how it looks. For example: http://profitlabinc.com 2hp |
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edit: nevermind, I guess since it is an include I can do as many as I would need oh well, this works for now |
Sure you can. You can drop as many of those SSI lines on a page as you like, and RSS2HTML has a concatenate feature that lets you bring multiple feeds into one template.
2hp |
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Check out the tutorial I have to see if you can use it.
http://www.makemoneywithporn.com/rss-feeds.html |
Thanks for great info guys :)
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