I\'ve been pulling the latest tweet via search.atom in Twitter. $feed = \"http://search.twitter.com/search.atom?q=from%3A\" . $username_for_feed . \"&rpp=\" . $limit;
One thing I\'ve noticed is that my blog posts show up very different in my RSS feed than on my actual blog. Presumably, this is because CSS doesn\'t apply to RSS feeds, so layout is messed up.
In rails 3.0.9 (and maybe earlier) this code no longer works: //feed.atom.builder atom_feed :language => \'en-US\' do |feed|
I am trying to have my github commits as an RSS feed but so far I have not managed to figure it out. I know that a private feed is available with the following syntax:
I\'m using Google\'s .NET Client Library to read email on my gmail account. But things are not very clear for me.
I\'m using an atom feed parsed via PHP to display the most recent post. The URL that feeds into this is: http://search.twitter.com/search.atom?q=from:username&rpp=1.
I\'m trying to add newsfeeds to an node.js application using express.js and I can\'t find a painless way to take a json model and turn it into an atom or rss feed. Best solutions i\'ve come up with is
Sorry in advance, I\'m rather new at this. Below is the full code for the rss.php feed (It\'s from FMyScript if anyone is wondering). I want to remove the junk that it prints out at the bottom. My ul
I have problems parsing a atom facebook feed. Using: PHP\'s DOMDocument. Errors: Warning: DOMDocument::loadXML(): xmlParseEntityRef: no name in Entity, line: 12
I\'m working on a web application on Paly! Framework. I have to parse a XML document. I\'m using XPath from Play.libs.
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