tectonic.co.za — The RSS format is great for getting the lastest headlines in your favourite news reader. But what if you run your own website and you want to include some of these headlines on your own site? You could always copy and paste them into your HTML, or even type them in yourself. But perhaps your best bet is to use the lastRSS PHP class.
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nearlygodSep 28, 2006
I use lastRSS on my site (www.nearlygod.com) and integrating it was not hard at all. It has run pretty efficiently so far. I would recommend it.
subigoSep 28, 2006
That's okay... but this is what I did: <a class="user" href="http://feeds.subnixus.com/social">http://feeds.subnixus.com/social</a>Same idea as popurls, etc...
bassgirlSep 28, 2006
Hmm. Seems worth playing with, anyway.
subigoSep 28, 2006
It's based on the simplepie script here: <a class="user" href="http://simplepie.org">http://simplepie.org</a>
kf6bblSep 29, 2006
rss2html.php is widely available. Only thing it doesn't to that the article mentions is caching.
emericaSep 29, 2006
When alot of people don't follow standards or your lib doesnt like feeds that dont follow standards, regex can be a nice alternative. You can atleast try to retrieve some data without the parser choking.
dantanSep 30, 2006
I am using it for a while now on <a class="user" href="http://www.dantan.de">http://www.dantan.de</a>I did some modification to fit in the site but I still have some bugs. Some feeds are not shown properly - do not know if this is caused by the feed or the script.The Google Base feed is not shown at all.Maybe someone have a look at it and has an idea to share.
mofotronimusOct 2, 2006
nice work :)
sigma3dzOct 8, 2006
This code was used for these two sites:<a class="user" href="http://www.rss-channel.com">http://www.rss-channel.com</a><a class="user" href="http://www.php5powerprogramming.com">http://www.php5powerprogramming.com</a>
sigma3dzOct 8, 2006
This code was used for these two sites:<a class="user" href="http://www.rss-channel.com">http://www.rss-channel.com</a><a class="user" href="http://www.php5powerprogramming.com">http://www.php5powerprogramming.com</a>
clickfireMay 12, 2007
The reason I like LastRSS so much better than a lot of other solutions is that it truly is simple. There is one class file and a snippet of php code that you can edit easily. A lot of other scripts claim they are simple to use but they require an investment of time for those who don't enjoy programming.Use it with this and other sites:<a class="user" href="http://www.clickfire.com">http://www.clickfire.com</a>
thebeckoOct 31, 2009
I use it on <a class="user" href="http://becko.tabletop-minis.de" rel="nofollow">http://becko.tabletop-minis.de</a> But I still have some problems with the caching.