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I have a script based website that uses template files and php/mysql to populate the template files dynamically. I am looking for a way to create RSS feeds for each of those dynamically created webpages. Think "article directory author pages" ![]() Please help! Money is not an issue. AL |
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Will FeedForAll do this? I sent an email to them but no response yet, AL |
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Allen this might help RSS feeds - Adding a Feed to a Website Using PHP | WebProNews (not aff link) steve |
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Thanks Steve, but that's for adding an rss feed to your website...I'm actually trying to create the feeds. Thanks though. AL |
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I am no php expert, but why not just build the feeds on the fly? Sounds like you have the info in a DB, use that to populate a feed template. Use a feed file, maybe like wordpress feed as a template model and create your own?
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Thanks Ron and Cam...I'll check those out. Not sure how to write one on the fly, Ron, but I can probably figure it out. AL |
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Seems it would be very similar to what your already doing. Create a rss template with variables that are populated from the DB. Grab a valid feed file, like I mentioned, maybe a Wordpress feed file as a template or sample and change out the content with your variable code. I don't know how you actually do it now, so can't say how similar. In the past I have used mod rewrites to create static html files dynamically from a DB. If I can do it, I'm sure you can, I'm no expert.. ![]() If you want some help, just let me know, do what I can. |
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I'll give it a shot and let you know, thanks. The tool that Cam mentioned worked really well, but it has a really funky and long URL. One way or the other, I'll give it my best shot. AL |
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