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Hi folks,
I want to provide some RSS feed(s) for my site. Is it worth providing Atom feeds? or is atom the more common feed? Is there a winner?
BTW, this relates to programming because I'm required to program the feed which we will provide (or use some...
Started by Pure.Krome on
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RSS is a bit of a mess (see this older article for a view of how bad it was six years ago.
There are a few differences there which.
Whichever you prefer -- from your comments, I'm guessing RSS.
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Im trying to put an html embed code for a flash video into the rss feed, which will then be parser by a parser (magpie) on my other site. How should I encode the embed code on one side, and then decode it on the other so I can insert clean html into the...
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Since RSS is XML, you might want to check out CDATA, which I believe is valid in the various....
It has very specific rules for encoding HTML data within HTML, XML rules are more strict .
RSS is XML.
Html code without < > " characters.
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While I know blogs like Wordpress uses RSSCloud & PubSubHubbub has it's own methods for real-time feeds, is there a way to tell from a regular RSS feed URL if it's RSSCloud 'enabled'?
Right now Twitter feeds sort of fill the real-time gap until RSSCloud...
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More information can be found here
Following some background research here & here it would seem RSS....
Uses SOAP or XML-RPC.
This became available in the 0.92 spec of RSS.
Or .rss file there will be a <cloud> element in the markup.
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According to the feedparser documentation , I can turn an RSS feed into a parsed object like this:
import feedparser d = feedparser.parse('http://feedparser.org/docs/examples/atom10.xml')
but I can't find anything showing how to go the other way; I'd ...
Started by Simon on
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Appended is a not hugely = feedparser.parse('http://reddit.....
I've not looked at it in much detail though..
Python wiki indicating that the RSS.py library might support what you're after (it reads most RSS and is able to output RSS 1.0).
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This is called from flash/action script File name: rssProxy.php RSS reader uses PHP any work around on a non PHP server? Script below:
<?php $rss = $_GET['rss']; // make sure that some page is really being called if ($rss && $rss != ""){ // make sure...
Started by James Miller on
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You can parse the RSS directly in flash ..
Assuming the action script links to http://www.example.org/rssProxy.php?rss=path/file.xml you directory is public accessable.
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I am looking to test an RSS Feed I have created and I am looking for some good RSS Feed applications to test with.
Started by Vance Smith on
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W3C RSS validator Experimental Online RSS 1.0 Validator Firefox should work well enough for basic
RSS Reader applications - Greatnews
Online RSS reader - Google Reader
Also, some useful FF add-ons for such:
Simple RSS....
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Is it possible to create an RSS feed with a multi-level hierarchy, sort of like a directory structure? Is this allowed per the RSS spec? If this is possible, does anyone know of what limitations there might be? As in, are there any particular readers ...
Started by Adam Haile on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The best thing you could do is let the < link > Elements point to other rss feeds..
It's not possible per the Rss Spec , and if you attempt to do so i'm afraid that a lot of browsers will not recognize rss format.
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Before adding a rss feed url to the database, how can i check and make sure that it a valid rss url.
via vb.net code. Please let me know.
Started by vamsivanka on
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Is it XML? if so, does it have the elements you expect .
Use a WebRequest to fetch the URL, and see if what you get back is a valid RSS file (i.e.
Is a valid RSS URL is to go there and check what you get.
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I am creating rss reader application with php.it is basicly getting rss url's from user and with php i am creating an rss reader.But i have some problems how to get rss content with php i try to use pear extension but i had some problem with that.it would...
Started by Burak Dede on
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Try an RSS parser, which can also cache the feed to save everyone time and money:
http-reader-for-both-rss-and-atom
I've used MagpieRSS for this in the past.
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Is one MIME type preferable to ensure compatibility with RSS readers and other scrapers?
The options seem to be:
text/xml text/rss+xml Interestingly Stackoverflow is using text/html.
Started by Steve Claridge on
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It's application/rss+xml http://www.rssboard.org/rss-mime-type-application.txt
You could use text/xml , but the correct MIME type would be application/rss+xml ..
Nither.
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