Rdf. Keep it Real Simple, Stupid: An introduction to RSS. Badger: Badge Any RSS Feed With Yahoo! Pipes. The Badger uses Yahoo! Pipes and JavaScript to create Web badges out of any RSS feed. Edit colors, change feeds, pages, and headlines, and pick up your source code at the bottom of the page. Boing Boing, TechCrunch, Slashdot, Digg News, and ProgrammableWeb all have examples ready to look at ... if you're looking for interesting feeds, check out Technorati Search or FeedFlinger. If The Progress Indicator is Spinning Forever And Not Loading.... The default Badger pipe is probably getting rate-limited. TechCrunch get this for your page Pick A Color: Apply Current Color To: Badge URLs, Headline and Other Plumbing: Your Source Code: Implementation Notes To try out your badge, grab the source, drop it into your page, save, and reload. Once it's working, please do your best to separate your presentation, structure, and behavior layers: If possible, the <STYLE> line should go in the head of your document.
RSS Ajax JavaScript ticker. RSS Ajax JavaScript ticker In this tutorial, I'll show you how to combine RSS, Ajax, and JavaScript to create a live RSS ticker. Thanks to Ajax, the conventional roles of server side and client side programming are reversed in an application like this as JavaScript- not PHP- is used to handle much of the work, including parsing the RSS file. I've learned it's good form to always show your viewers exactly where you're leading them to begin with, so here are a couple of examples of the Ajax style RSS ticker I'll be discussing how to create: CNN:Slashdot: Is Crimea In Russia?
Internet Companies Have Different Answersjudgecorp (778838) writes "Three weeks after Russia asserted that Crimea is part of its territory, the social networks have a problem: how to categories their users from the region? Facebook and the largest Russian social network Vkontakte still Say Crimeans are located in Ukraine, while other Russian social networks say they are Russians. Read more of this story at Slashdot. Download Free RSS to PHP Script. Documentation Contents: Introduction FeedForAll has made available a free PHP program called rss2html.php, which can be used by webmasters to automatically display RSS feeds on their website. The resulting webpage will always show the RSS feed's most current data. The advantage of using the rss2html.php script is that the resulting webpage's contents will always be up to date, and can be easily spidered by search engines.
Uses - Create a webpage with an RSS feed's information - Insert an RSS feed's information into a location in an existing webpage Templates FeedForAll's rss2html.php script uses templates to generate its output. Templates are simply standard HTML documents, with special variables inserted where the RSS feed's data should appear. ~~~FeedTitle~~~ (The feed's title) ~~~FeedDescription~~~ (the feed's description) ~~~FeedContentEncoded~~~(the feed's description for the ContentEncoded field) Example - template used to generate a complete HTML webpage: Syntax: