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council
How to Syndicate a Xoops site (rss)
  • 2004/12/25 12:42

  • council

  • Not too shy to talk

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  • Since: 2004/12/18


Happy Holidays!

I'd like to syndicate my XOOPS site. I've googled the following instructions and would like to know how I adapt them to Xoops. "qGetTuorials" is the example the instructions use. I'm supposing my cfquery name would be "gnews" right?



SELECT *
FROM Tutorials
WHERE Tutorial_status =
ORDER BY tutorial_id







EasyCFM.COM Tutorials
http://www.easycfm.com
All the EasyCFM.COM Tutorials!
en-us
Copyright 2003 EasyCFM.COM, LLC.
http://backend.userland.com/rss/
#dateformat(now(), "ddd, dd mmm yyyy")# #timeformat(now(), "HH:mm:ss")# EST

EasyCFM.COM
http://www.easycfm.com/images/logo.gif
http://www.easycfm.com






title = replace(qGetTutorials.tutorial_title[ctr], "<", "<", "ALL");
description = replace(qGetTutorials.tutorial_description[ctr], "<", "<", "ALL");
description = replace(description, "&", "&", "ALL");
description = replace(description, '"', "'", "ALL");
date = dateformat(qGetTutorials.tutorial_posted_date[ctr], "ddd, dd mmm yyyy");
time = timeformat(qGetTutorials.tutorial_posted_date[ctr], "HH:mm:ss") & " EST";
author = replace(qGetTutorials.tutorial_author[ctr], "<", "<", "ALL");
author_email = replace(qGetTutorials.tutorial_author_email[ctr], "at>", "@", "ALL");
author_email = replace(author_email, "<", "<", "ALL");





#title#
#description#
http://tutorial#qGetTutorials.tutorial_id[ctr]#.easycfm.com
#author_email# (#author#)
#date# #time#









Now you have the option of load this from this file or you can save it to an actual .XML file, that choice is up to you! What's the difference you ask?

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