Contributed by dhartmei on from the rss-newsfeed dept.
which dynamically generates the text/xml output for the five most recent articles. I'm just learning about RSS, so tell me if this is not optimal.
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Contributed by dhartmei on from the rss-newsfeed dept.
which dynamically generates the text/xml output for the five most recent articles. I'm just learning about RSS, so tell me if this is not optimal.
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By JR (69.138.29.155) on
short - for quick check.
long - for those reading the site by the RSS
I would like to see the timestamp of the posting, not the timestamp of getting the RSS in the feed.
Does RSS 0.92 support that?
By Simon (217.157.132.75) on
Just a thought, and it would make the output from clients like JabRSS look pretty.
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line 118, column 0: This feed contains conflicting DOCTYPE and version information [help]
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By Daniel Hartmeier (62.65.145.30) on
By John Benninghoff (24.163.200.46) jbenninghoff@mn.rr.com on
Any chance of supporting RSS 2.0 (or the competing RSS 1.0)? Although, since you're using 0.92, it would probably make more sense to upgrade to 2.0...
It would be nice to have timestamps in the RSS feed.