Hey guys, I know it was suggested somewhere, but I went ahead and attempted to make an RSS feed that people could leetch off of. It’s cached every 10 minutes. You can find it here:
it doesn’t work here. I use Net News Wire Lite 1.0.8 on Mac OS X. The feed’s name is “untitled source”, and now items were shown.
The reader says me: “Canââ¬â¢t display news for this subscription because:The RSS feed for http://haiku-os.org/rss.php could not be found”.
What’s the right URL for the feed?
Thomas
RSS has so many versions and variations… but the URL is good, it returns data… I did notice that the <channel> tag is misspelled as <chanel> though… that could be causing a problem.
Hm, I may have to seperate the channels into seperate feeds... Let me know if this way works... if not, I'll make 3 sepearate feeds, no big deal.
Yeah, multiple channels seem to be screwing up my aggregator pretty bad…
3 separate feeds would be nice anyway, that way people could only subscribe to the ones they want (i.e. some people probably don’t want all the forum posts to show up in their feed, or they may want different feeds to be checked at different intervals, etc.)
Isn’t the channel tag supposed to hold the description of the feed, but end before the items? I don’t think it is meant to contain the bulk of the document in the way that <body> </body> does in HTML.
Am I wrong?
Isn't the channel tag supposed to hold the description of the feed, but end before the items? I don't think it is meant to contain the bulk of the document in the way that <body> </body> does in HTML.
Am I wrong?
From what I can tell looking at other samples, <channel></channel> is the container for all the items - I personally never really looked at the spec myself…
Isn't the channel tag supposed to hold the description of the feed, but end before the items? I don't think it is meant to contain the bulk of the document in the way that <body> </body> does in HTML.
Am I wrong?
From what I can tell looking at other samples, <channel></channel> is the container for all the items - I personally never really looked at the spec myself…
There’s some decent spec info at that freevalidator site:
They all seem to work - the forum feed doesn’t display much of anything in my aggregator and actually is quite confusing… i’ll have to try some other tools to see if I can get anything decent out of that.