Rss Feed

[stevan]

How can i show a rss feed on a page of my site without using javascript as search engines do not see that

THXS STeve

[ttttt]

Check out this tutorial:
http://www.w3schools.com/rss/default.asp

[nokrev]

That was a bit general, but you can pull rss files and parse them using Magpie in PHP: http://magpierss.sourceforge.net/. It'll allow you to print out the contents of the rss file.

If you simply want to "link" to the file, do just that. People can click on the link, and then subscribe to it.

[eksob]

That was a bit general, but you can pull rss files and parse them using Magpie in PHP: http://magpierss.sourceforge.net/. It'll allow you to print out the contents of the rss file.

If you simply want to "link" to the file, do just that. People can click on the link, and then subscribe to it.
Yes, you can...I have been using magpie to parse most of my RSS feeds, but have noticed that it won't accept some feeds (but what can you ask for, its free)...another good RSS php parcer would be Carp (http://www.geckotribe.com/rss/carp/), its free, but you can buy a full version of the program

[gsnedders]

Another good PHP parser is SimplePie (http://simplepie.org/) which is free (both in cost and in source), and support nearly everything.

[stevan]

Yes, you can...I have been using magpie to parse most of my RSS feeds, but have noticed that it won't accept some feeds (but what can you ask for, its free)...another good RSS php parcer would be Carp (http://www.geckotribe.com/rss/carp/), its free, but you can buy a full version of the program


THXS VERY MUCH

Carp works like a dream very easy to use and worked first time


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STEVE