rss newsfeed creator - or can open office do this ?

[* ProteanThread *]

ok, so i am obviously no web programmer. know nothing about xml (rss
is not pure xml but only a subset, IIRC).

is there an rss creator to create the xml needed for newsfeeds?

i wish to put something some kind of rss feed up on my own site (no
its not another dime a dozen freeware site but another dime a dozen
retro site)

is there such a program ?

can open office do this ?

(sorr for the dbl post - teranews timed out on me)

 

[JanC]

* ProteanThread * schreef:

ok, so i am obviously no web programmer. know nothing about xml (rss
is not pure xml but only a subset, IIRC).

is there an rss creator to create the xml needed for newsfeeds?

i wish to put something some kind of rss feed up on my own site (no
its not another dime a dozen freeware site but another dime a dozen
retro site)

is there such a program ?

What is your input coming from?

Most RSS creation scripts are coupled to site management systems, but it's
not too difficult to write one that creates an RSS from a CSV file for
example (if that doesn't exist already).

can open office do this ?

Not without some "programming".

 

[n e a d]

ok, so i am obviously no web programmer. know nothing about xml (rss
is not pure xml but only a subset, IIRC).

is there an rss creator to create the xml needed for newsfeeds?

i wish to put something some kind of rss feed up on my own site (no
its not another dime a dozen freeware site but another dime a dozen
retro site)

is there such a program ?

can open office do this ?

(sorr for the dbl post - teranews timed out on me)

PT,

Head on over here to read about it
--> http://jade.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/feed/
Build it here
--> http://jade.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/feed/index.php?s=build

 

[Ben Cooper]

ok, so i am obviously no web programmer. know nothing about xml (rss
is not pure xml but only a subset, IIRC).

is there an rss creator to create the xml needed for newsfeeds?

i wish to put something some kind of rss feed up on my own site (no
its not another dime a dozen freeware site but another dime a dozen
retro site)

Open a Yahoogroup, set membership and messages as availble to anyone,
set yourself to moderate messages sent to the group. Yahoogroups will
provide an RSS feed for your group.

 

[*ProteanThread*]

Open a Yahoogroup, set membership and messages as availble to anyone, set
yourself to moderate messages sent to the group. Yahoogroups will provide
an RSS feed for your group.

--

yahoo groups isn't what it used to be. not only now you have to agree to
their privacy statements but so does everyone who joins your group. before
only the moderator had to.

 

[*ProteanThread*]

PT,

Head on over here to read about it
--> http://jade.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/feed/
Build it here
--> http://jade.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/feed/index.php?s=build

I'll give it a shot, thx.