Hello, I know that one can export a <comments> link in a RSS 2.0 feed, but is there a "standard" way to export the actual comments in the feed? Thanks...
I think the closest thing to a standard is the "Well-Formed Web" comments namespace detailed here: http://wellformedweb.org/news/wfw_namespace_elements/ . In...
I'm curious -- what are RSS2 people's reactions to using Atom elements in RSS feeds? I ask because I'm designing an extension that can be used (currently) in...
[sorry for the resend -- left out a link] I'm curious -- what are RSS2 people's reactions to using Atom elements in RSS feeds? I ask because I'm designing an...
... IMHO adding Atom element into RSS format follows a trend I've noticed in some feeds, where people were not able to generate correct RFC 822 date/time. ...
Some rss readers like 'rss owl' are able to find the RSS feeds available on a website (you type the website url and click 'search'). Do you know how rss feeds...
... You place a link tag in your HTML page, for example: <link rel='alternate' type='application/rss+xml' title='Dewey® Journal: Latest Dewey Decimal...
Hi I am new to rss and have started using RSS for some of our hand wrote information and reviews about all types of products. These will be for others to use...
Hi Take this with a grain of salt, but it strikes me as oxymoronic that the various RSS/Atom specifications say specifically that they are designed to comply...
This is the link : http://www.specialistdoctors.com/vlrss2.php Heroes from 911 attack victims list on this RSS feed. every time your page is visited, a new...
... I'm not sure I'm following you. Can you show a specific example of an Atom link element with this implemented incorrectly? Then show how it should be ...
... an Atom ... should be ... also not ... links was ... sure why ... I don't have any problem with the data of content, only of the links properties of the...
... An RSS feed is by definition an XML document. In the first few lines of the RSS documentation it says: "RSS is dialect of XML. All RSS files must conform...
... of the ... Web ... described in ... aware ... with ... RSS feed ... fault of ... have you ... documentation ... and/or ... I get the feeling that you...
... I'm fairly sure we're talking about the same thing, but I'll give you an example of a valid section of RSS just to be clear: <item> <pubDate>Sat, 22 Oct...
... I believe he was refering to using HTML within a description element. In that case it's perfectly valid to include HTML entities as long as they're escaped...
... That's certainly a possible assumption, just not one I read into it. Your example of double-encoding is 'valid' in the sense that it safely isolates the...
... Personally I would have thought a CDATA section the "least worst" way to transport markup, but I've often seen statements hinting that CDATA sections are...
... sections ... The main reason is they're a cop-out against actually grasping WHY encoding is necessary. Slapping a wrapper around it might seem useful but...
Hello all, I've been reading through the RSS 2.0 spec, and unless I've missed something it appears to leave unspecified the type of data one is expected to put...
... Most RSS readers will assume that the content is always HTML since that's the only sane thing they can do. There might be a certain amount of leniency in...
... I actually started with Atom, but gave up when I found that the "type" attribute on <title> is *never* a MIME type, while on <content> it *might* be a MIME...
... I'm not sure I understand your problem. If you want plain text you use the "text" type. If you need html markup you can use the "html" type. If you'd ...
The specification [1] is a bit confusing to me... "The publication date for the content in the channel. For example, the New York Times publishes on a daily...
How to let the client to update an exsiting news? There is a only little changed within the news. For example: I only have 3 items in my rss2 scrips. I only...
... The items in a newsfeed should change, most noteable have different content in the elements that clients use to determine if an item is new, like the link...
... I believe many RSS clients do not support updates. If they encounter an item with a link, title and guid that they've seen before they will just ignore it...
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