Syndicate Our Forum Content!

**Wistow** · 16-01-2005 21:34

Hi

If you want to syndicate the WebmasterTalk Forum's posts, you can!

RSS
Using our RSS 2.0 feed, you can be notified of our newest posts as soon as they happen!

You can find our RSS 2.0 feed by clicking here

Add the url to your RSS aggregator and when there are new posts on WebmasterTalk.co.uk you'll be the first to know about it!

If you use the Mozilla FireFox browser, you can add our RSS feed as a live-bookmark. Simply click on Bookmarks -> Manage Bookmarks -> File -> New Livemark then add WebmasterTalk.co.uk as the name, and the url of our RSS feed in the feed location box.

Our RSS feed url is:

Code:

http://www.webmastertalk.co.uk/external.php?type=rss2

JavaScript
Using our JavaScript feed, you can add our topics directly into your website!

The url needed is as follows:

Code:

http://www.webmastertalk.co.uk/external.php?type=js

Simply add the url into a javascript src= tag between the <body> and </body> tags, and the topics from WebmasterTalk.co.uk will be shown on your website!

PHP Include
You can include our 5 latest posts into your .php pages by using a simple PHP Include statement. An example is shown below:

Code:

<?php include("http://www.webmastertalk.co.uk/latest.php"); ?>

This will output our 5 latest posts and will update itself automatically whenever a new post is made! This is an excellent way to add dynamically updated content to your website.

Hope this helps!

Craig

**robertall** · 15-02-2005 13:05

Is RSS a part of XML! I use it for a member map for my website!

**Anonymous** · 24-02-2005 19:14

Kewl RSS feeds 8)
Robert there connected in some way yes

but not sure why..

**Wistow** · 24-02-2005 19:16

Thanks!

Rss is made from Xml

Craig

**robertall** · 27-02-2005 07:52

Originally Posted by Anonymous

Kewl RSS feeds 8)
Robert there connected in some way yes

but not sure why..

I thought that people have to registor before posting?
I may add it on my forums but no promises! Maybe we should get people when they join to add this to there website and maybe add some clickbully hits into it!

**Wistow** · 01-04-2005 18:07

You can now add our 5 latest posts into your website using a PHP Include statement similar to the one shown below:

Code:

<?php include("http://www.webmastertalk.co.uk/latest.php"); ?>

This is completely dynamic and will update itself automatically whenever a post is made!

Craig

KF1 · 03-07-2005 12:51

RSS dont work first time i go to use it and it dont work

or is it me being stupid as i aint used RSS before but i dont think it should say CODE

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