I have a Yahoo Group that allows posting the last few messages via something
they call RSS (Really Simple Syndication). As I understand it, RSS is XML
that ties back to the group's page and allows for the displaying of the last
dozen or so messages.

How can I use this in Front Page?

if there's some code that the yahoo group has for you to paste into your
page, just set the cursor in your page where you want it to appear
(FrontPage design view). then hit; insert/ web component/ advanced control/
HTML. paste the code from the yahoo group into this dialog box (that will
prevent FrontPage from messing with it and give you a visual cue as to where
you placed it.) you'll see a web bot tag.
then publish and visit your page.

If it doesn't work come back and give the URL for the page you did this on.

HTH

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"Martin" <Martin @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:62FA5392-273D-471F-9249-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I have a Yahoo Group that allows posting the last few messages via
something
> they call RSS (Really Simple Syndication). As I understand it, RSS is XML
> that ties back to the group's page and allows for the displaying of the
last
> dozen or so messages.
>
> How can I use this in Front Page?

You want to display RSS or create an RSS feed?
Either way..yes you can do it. I can't advise though as I am figuring it out myself right now.


"Martin" <Martin @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:62FA5392-273D-471F-9249-(E-Mail Removed)...
| I have a Yahoo Group that allows posting the last few messages via something
| they call RSS (Really Simple Syndication). As I understand it, RSS is XML
| that ties back to the group's page and allows for the displaying of the last
| dozen or so messages.
|
| How can I use this in Front Page?

I would also like to know how to display RSS feeds of my yahoogroups
on my frontpage web sites, and would appreciate any explanations,
experiences or examples!

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/green-travel/rss

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/infotec-travel/rss

Thanks for any advice,

- Marcus Endicott
http://www.mendicott.com
http://www.meta-guide.com

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2004/9/prwebxml162364.php

> Gecko Tribe LLC is pleased to announce the addition of support for the Atom
> newsfeed format to our Jawfish newsfeed display service. The service converts
> RSS, and now Atom, newsfeeds to JavaScripts, HTML frames, or iFrames,
> enabling any website to display them. Lacking such a service, websites
> require a script to convert newsfeeds to HTML--a function which is not
> possible on sites that do not support scripting languages such as ASP, PHP,
> and Perl.

Hi,

>You want to display RSS or create an RSS feed?
>Either way..yes you can do it. I can't advise though as I am figuring it =
>out myself right now

If you wish to display rss you can use the tools at:
http://www.rss-specifications.com/display-rss.htm

If you wish to create the feeds and display them, you can use FeedForAll
http://www.feedforall.com in addition to saving as an rss file you can export
them as .html and create fancy webpages using templates.

HTH
Mike