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Walker… !!!! This was fast… Thanks!

A couple of questions form a non programmer…

bah, so I hacked it together….put the following in bit_rss.

function bit_permurl($atts) {
    global $thisarticle;

    return $item->get_description();
}

where in the plugin? there are 137 lines of code in there

then your proper rss form will look like this

<item><title><txp:title /></title>
<description><txp:body /></description>
<link><txp:bit_permurl /></link>
<pubDate><txp:posted /></pubDate></item>

Would this return the feeds from the punbb forum?

Last edited by colak (2007-01-14 08:49:38)

nasv wrote:

for those having problems with the site giving you weird permlinks such as “domain.com//syndication-title”, I found the mistake for me to be that I simply used <a href=”<txp:permlink>” …><txp:title /></a> INSTEAD OF <txp:permlink><txp:title /></txp:permlink>. The latter ended up working for me.

Weird – i wasnt using <txp:permlink><txp:title /></txp:permlink> I was just using <txp:permlink> which i think is where the problem arose – using <txp:permlink><txp:title /></txp:permlink> works, however <a href=”<txp:permlink>” …><txp:title /></a> doesnt seem to…

@ Walker

haha, sorry misread nasv’s message, thought he/she meant it the other way around…more coffee needed obviously

is there any way of making each feed write an individual article everytime its updated, allowing for commenting, etc?

I installed bit_rss today and I’m not sure whether I understand it completely.

I added the follow code in my home page (the default page):
<txp:bit_rss feed="http://10.0.0.152/nb/rss" />

The result is that the last 10 articles are shown on the home page, according to the fields in the default rss form. But no link to a rss feed or whatever. What did I do wrong??