RSS Site Updates

[Panther]

This is a snippet-module. This means it installs as a module, but is not a page section, rather you call it with the php function

ShowFeed();

You can place this in your template file, or any code section.

It puts the standard RSS button that links to rss.php - this file generates an rss 2.0 compatible feed that you can add to your favorite reader.

It feeds the last 10 (public only) pages (can be modified in rss.php) to be updated on your site, newest to oldest and includes the site title with link to the page, the date/time the page was updated, and if you have given the page a custom description via the page settings, it displays that as well.

You can see it in action as part of my template at http://baker.mnpages.com/pages/sandbox/rss-site-updates.php

I've tested it with Firefox using SAGE feed reader... it does not seem to work properly as a Live Bookmark however... not sure why yet.

[zakanyi]

Great Module! Thx from Hungary.

[watermelon]

Sorry I might be being a bit thick here, but where is the zip file to download this snippet? I don't see it in the Add-ons area...?

[marathoner]

It's in the original post above.

[mysticcowboy]

I looked in the original post and all through the linked site. There is a sandbox implementation describing the module but not a download link.

[mysticcowboy]

never mind - found it

[matjooo]

is it easy to setup?

[SergeV]

If will allow, small addition in a file rss.php after

Code:

// Header info
// Required by CSS 2.0

Code:

echo "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\" ?>";
echo "<rss version=\"2.0\">";

[imakeart]

I'm curious if it would be possible to have an image placed in the description? I'd like to use this snippet to show updates to my gallery/shop pages -->

http://www.amandamakepeace.com/pages/buy-originals/available.php


And have the output look something like this -->

http://www.ebsqart.com/default.asp?RSS=tsrRecentArt


Would love some guidance with this 


Thanks,
Amanda

[jar]

This is a snippet-module. This means it installs as a module, but is not a page section, rather you call it with the php function

ShowFeed();

You can place this in your template file, or any code section.

It puts the standard RSS button that links to rss.php - this file generates an rss 2.0 compatible feed that you can add to your favorite reader.

It feeds the last 10 (public only) pages (can be modified in rss.php) to be updated on your site, newest to oldest and includes the site title with link to the page, the date/time the page was updated, and if you have given the page a custom description via the page settings, it displays that as well.

You can see it in action as part of my template at http://baker.mnpages.com/pages/sandbox/rss-site-updates.php

I've tested it with Firefox using SAGE feed reader... it does not seem to work properly as a Live Bookmark however... not sure why yet.

i have problems with latin characters

http://www.tusiromania.ro/modules/rssfeeder/rssfeeder.php?page=4