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Displaying RSS Feeds with XHTML, CSS and JQuery
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds provide a means for regular visitors of your website to stay informed of your most recent content. You can start a new RSS feed, depending on your site, through such places as Feedburner. Visitors can then add your RSS feed to their Google Reader or as a widget on their iGoogle pages. You can also add your RSS feed to your own site to create an automated means to showcase your latest content. You can also use services such as HootSuite to push your RSS feed out to places like Twitter, Facebook and many other social networking sites.
The purpose of this article is to show different ways on...
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Displaying Feed Content using jQuery - HTML Goodies: The ...
Are you looking to present visitors with feed content originating from your own site or from an external provider? In version 1.5, jQuery introduced support for XML parsing, which makes it work with both Atom and RSS feeds without plugins or 3rd party services. In fact jQuery is really all you need to fetch and parse your own feeds. The only limitation is that jQuery cannot read feeds from other...
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Creating a Custom RSS Feed with PHP and MySQL
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RSS has become the standard technology for syndicating information to large audiences. Many people have something to say, but its finding the right audience for your voice that matters. A great place to start is by creating your own RSS feed and adding to it as often as you can.
In this article you'll learn how to syndicate your own custom RSS feeds using PHP and MySQL. We'll first learn...
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