Yes, this is *built in* to WP 2.0. Just as z0rz says above, more or less, all you have to do is to replace the URL in his little code there with the RSS feed you want to pull from.
Maybe I'm missing something but this plug-in seems a heck of a lot more complicated than simply linking to the RSS file that is already built into WP. I'm not digging lest some poor person try to use this thing. lol
I got the same error, I think this article should be updated. GREAT article. In fact, good enough for me to add it here, but I could have saved a good hour had the error and fix that exists in the comment area been integrated into the article as a "NOTE:"
As long as it helped SOMEBODY, mission accomplished! The link is not down. Actually, WordPress does have a tool, but I was just learning how to utilize word press. To anybody that doesn't know where it is, go to post, then import, then choose rss, then enter in the <a class="user" href="http://site.com/rss.xml">http://site.com/rss.xml</a> type file into the browse pop up (it actually is searching your computer, but this works), then just hit submit and it imports all of the feeds from a site at the time, and you can manage the posts.
jpfinchJan 20, 2006
if you can support javascript, i find this the easiest way to display a feed<a class="user" href="http://www.osu.edu/rss/build.php">http://www.osu.edu/rss/build.php</a>
z0rzJan 20, 2006
Dang the code was filtered.. I didn't even thing about it:< ? php include_once (ABSPATH . WPINC.'/rss-functions.php'); wp_rss('<a class="user" href="http://z0rz.com/dblog/?feed=rss2'>http://z0rz.com/dblog/?feed=rss2',</a> 5)? >Hope that worked.
z0rzJan 20, 2006
Screw it here's a link: <a class="user" href="http://z0rz.com/blog/archives/37">http://z0rz.com/blog/archives/37</a>
ottoJan 20, 2006
Yes, this is *built in* to WP 2.0. Just as z0rz says above, more or less, all you have to do is to replace the URL in his little code there with the RSS feed you want to pull from.
helzermanJan 21, 2006
Maybe I'm missing something but this plug-in seems a heck of a lot more complicated than simply linking to the RSS file that is already built into WP. I'm not digging lest some poor person try to use this thing. lol
wmcookJun 10, 2006
I found this page very useful for adding RSS feeds to my blog.
marketingjesseNov 14, 2008
I got the same error, I think this article should be updated. GREAT article. In fact, good enough for me to add it here, but I could have saved a good hour had the error and fix that exists in the comment area been integrated into the article as a "NOTE:"
marketingjesseNov 16, 2008
As long as it helped SOMEBODY, mission accomplished! The link is not down. Actually, WordPress does have a tool, but I was just learning how to utilize word press. To anybody that doesn't know where it is, go to post, then import, then choose rss, then enter in the <a class="user" href="http://site.com/rss.xml">http://site.com/rss.xml</a> type file into the browse pop up (it actually is searching your computer, but this works), then just hit submit and it imports all of the feeds from a site at the time, and you can manage the posts.