Re: New Feeds... How to?

The beauty of RSS is that it is flexible... Doesn't cater to their needs? So make it cater? You can create RSS feeds via PHP so you can put whatever you want in the XML. I rip things out of XML pages via PHP's xml parsing abilities and then write my RSS feed with node data from those remote XML pages. You could do something similar which is why RSS is such a popular choice. PHP + RSS can pretty much do everything that you want.

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----- Original Message -----
From: web master <hwg(at)jms-solutions.com>
Date: Saturday, February 5, 2005 5:55 pm
Subject: New Feeds... How to?

> Looking for New feed experience out there for people who want more 
> than a 
> subscription service.
> 
> I'm looking to build in a regular News Feed for our clients who 
> want daily 
> updates but don't want to pay for a subscription like Moreover ...
> 
> The only think I was thinking was some way to couple together 
> Google search 
> results, or some other newscrawler out there and parse it into 
> some form of 
> data feed.
> 
> Anyone else do this?
> 
> And I'm not looking for RSS or XML feeds, as many times there are 
> none for 
> the specifics our clients are looking for.
> 
> Jon
> PatriotsInsiders.com
> 
> 

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