RSS2 Feed Contribution

[a_berezin]

I think it should be part of the contribution itself.

I do not think so.

And WHAT? What do you mean? The BUY NOW button is just an image, clicking on it does nothing...

Really? You can set an example?

[spbennett]

Really? You can set an example?

Check my feed here.

[a_berezin]

Check my feed here.

Look nice in FF and terrible in IE. Use xsl stylesheet.

[paulm]

When I try to use an xsl stylesheet called rss.xsl and take a look at the HTML source I see:

<?xml-stylesheet type="text/css" href="includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/css/rss.xsl"?>

Shouldn't that be:

<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/css/rss.xsl"?>

?

(the xsl stylesheet does not seem to work at al, but because I'm new to this I am not sure if the above really is related)

[paulm]

I fixed the above by replacing 'xls' by 'xsl' (in rss_feed_v2.0.5_20.10.2007) in function rss_feed_out(), and I found the same typo in 2 readme files. So it was caused by a small typo.

Unfortunately my xsl stylesheet still doesn't work for some reason though. It seems server related because if I copy a sample xsl stylesheet to my local PC it works, but when I copy the same file to my server it does not. Even tried another server and the same xsl file works perfect again.

Does xsl depend on the server configuration?

[paulm]

Does xsl depend on the server configuration?

To answer my own question: the Mime Type setting on the server needs to be correct (changed it through .htaccess). The feed still does not listen to the stylesheet though (both are text/xml type now)....

[a_berezin]

I fixed the above by replacing 'xls' by 'xsl' (in rss_feed_v2.0.5_20.10.2007) in function rss_feed_out(), and I found the same typo in 2 readme files. So it was caused by a small typo.

Thanks!

[paulm]

Thanks!

yvw Andrew :-)

Do you think it would be useful to add a dynamic feed name feature? (Maybe you already have plans for this?) Having the same name for multiple subscribed feeds is quite confusing I think. Maybe add the word "featured" to the featured feed name , "specials" to the specials feed name etc etc?


And, I not sure if it's useful or not, and if it's the right way to fix this, but to prevent links like:

<link>http://www.mydomain.com//</link>

I changed (rss_feed.php class, function _clear_url()):

      $out .= $pathinfo["dirname"] . '/';

To:

      // $out .= $pathinfo["dirname"] . '/';
      // prevent double slashes in path
      $out .= rtrim($pathinfo["dirname"], '/');
      $out .= '/';

[numinix]

Look nice in FF and terrible in IE. Use xsl stylesheet.

R u saying that using the xsl stylesheet will solve the BUY NOW button issue? If not, then you haven't answered his question...

[wyreworks]

Check my feed here.

Hi... how do you get the price to show?? I've searched the thread, but only found a couple people that got it work, but they didn't say how. I checked out your feed and do see the price at the bottom.

So... how do you get the price to show (my price is set to "true" already in rss admin), and is it possible to put the price next to the description (and if so, how do you do it?)

my feed is here:
http://wyreworks.com/index.php?main_...d=new_products

thanks!
Deanna