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| RSS Feeds Question Not sure if this is in the right place, if not please move. I'm looking to make my own rss feeds, and need some nice tutorials. I googled it but only got rss feeds for your site not how to make them. Thanks :?: |
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| Re: RSS Feeds Question Do you have any experience with writing database queries? You would actually just create a page called rss.php and in it you would write PHP code to query the database for the last 10 or so entries. Then, you'd loop through each entry. Suppose an entry consisted of an article title and URL. Then, the inside of your loop would have four echo statements. One to denote a new <article>. Two echo statements (for title and URL). And then a </article>. This is just a very, very basic example. I could provide more information if you let me know what exact information you want to appear in the RSS. |
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| Re: RSS Feeds Question Quote:
After you've familiarized yourself with the RSS standard, you'll realize that it's not much different than an HTML file with looping data. If you know rudimentary HTML and can manage a for{...} or while{...} loop in PHP, you should be fine. |
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| Re: RSS Feeds Question Quote:
Best S. Housley FeedForAll - http://www.feedforall.com | NotePage - http://www.notepage.net |
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