My Tech Blog

[Raptrex 0]

isnt rss 2.0 good enough my rss reader works with itbtw it is Sharp Reader

[Taupe 0]

isnt rss 2.0 good enough

No : RSS 2.0 is called in the RSS world "the RSS tag soup".

It isn't in RDF (so can't be used by semantic web agents), it doesn't support namespaces (so can't be extended), it has different specs with contradictions between them (and nothing to choose what to use)..

It's really the worst choice.

[Raptrex 0]

alright i wil try to add RSS 1.0 later todaythats for the feedback

[ashiezai 0]

i would say that the content is coming up soon and i'll visit ur blog on regular basis .. :Dbasically, the layout is clean and nice. but i think it would be more attractive if u add some pictures just my 2 cent

[Raptrex 0]

alright cooli just added some cool next-gen console infoalso this guy keeps spamming on my site as "texis poker" or watever

[Raptrex 0]

i found out that RSS 1.0 came with the script i got (WordPress) but when i click on it, it says version 0.92is that the same as 1.0 or is there something wrong with it?

[Taupe 0]

I think something went wrong, because RSS 0.93 is very different from RSS 1.0 (in fact, RSS 0.92 is a early version of rss 2.0)

[mahesh2k 0]

well dont know waht to do with spam but like the blog keep it up.

[Raptrex 0]

hmm do you think you can write it for me?if not its oki guess i will have to try again

[Taupe 0]

hmm do you think you can write it for me?

A static file ?Or a dynamic ? And in which language ?

[Raptrex 0]

umm check out the rss page for help on my sitebut its in php and lol dont know what a dynamic and static file is

[Taupe 0]

A dynamic page is a page which is generated by the server each time a user ask for it. (For example, PHP pages are dynamic)A static file is the contrary (for instance, HTML documents)

[Raptrex 0]

oh i seewell mine is dynamic since its PHP

[Furor 0]

Boy, I'm falling in love with your layout design. Magnificant would be the word. And to make it perfect, I think your font fits in quite good. And a text-logo gives it a whole silent but appealing effect. Pretty nice work on the design I have to say.I'd rate it 9 out of 10

[Taupe 0]

Since it's dynamic, I can't gess how you want to build it (are posts in a database, in which tables...)

 

This is my own code, you should adapt it easyly

header('Content-Type: application/xml; charset=iso-8859-15');$root=preg_replace("/(^.*\/).*$/","$1",(preg_match("/^\//",$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'])?('http://'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']):'').$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);echo '<'.'?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-15" ?'.'>';$i=0;$link = mysql_connect(SERV, LOGIN, MDP);if($link)	{mysql_select_db(DB);$result = mysql_query ('SQL QUERY');if($result)	{	$item='';$ch=array();//generate the list of items	while($row=mysql_fetch_array($result))  {  $linkurl=$root.'agenda.php?a='.$row['id'].'#a'.$row['id']; // the item's link  $item.='<item xlink:type="simple" xlink:show="replace"  xlink:href="'.$linkurl.'" rdf:about="'./*the Item's URI */.'">';  $item.='<title>'.cl($row['titre']).'</title>';  $item.='<link>'.$linkurl.'</link>';  $item.='<dc:date>'.date("Y-m-d",$row['date']).'</dc:date>';  $item.='<description>'.cl($row['text']).'</description>';  $item.='<dc:creator>'.cl($row['posteur']).'</dc:creator>';  array_push($ch,$the_Item_URI);  $item.="</item>\n";  }?><rdf:RDF  xmlns:rdf="http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/;  xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:ical="http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/; xmlns:foaf="http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/"     xmlns:xlink="http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/; xmlns="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/" xml:lang="fr" xml:base="<?php echo $root; ?>"><channel  rdf:about="<?php echo $root.'agenda.php'; ?>"><title><!-- Your title --></title><link><!-- your link --></link><description><!-- your description --></description><dc:language>en</dc:language><items><rdf:Seq><?phpfor($i=0;$i<count($ch);$i++)	{echo '<rdf:li rdf:resource="'.$ch[$i].'" />';	}?></rdf:Seq></items></channel><?phpecho $item;?></rdf:RDF><?php	}}?>