Hi folks! For anyone that's not noticed, there are a load of popular comic strips available through RSS at: http://dwlt.net/tapestry/ an example of which is...
... Hash: SHA1 Hi On Thu 30-Oct-2003 at 09:57:55PM -0000, Ben Hammersley ... OK, but are we going to change the RSS 1.0 documentation to reflect this or not? ...
Danny (and everyone else), I noticed that you used a Comics Feed for an example. As you can see,I did a massive snip on the code,that is because I am wondering...
Dear RSS-Dev Team, Is RSS desgined for syncication of html-only content or can the <link> elements of the channel and/or item element refer to other formats...
... The link element typically is expected to reference an external HTML page. It could be an external SVG document, or any other for that matter. The only...
Hi Jon, Thanks for your quick reply. I guess I didn't express clearly enough what I meant by embedding the syndication metadata to SVG. The idea wasn't to...
... You're certainly free to embed whatever you'd want in any XML document. What you're suggesting, however, isn't something typically done with RSS data. ......
Actually, based on a quick read of the RSS 2.0 spec, it's not clear that the <link> sub-element of item has to point to an HTML page. Is there some specific...
... Dave is right - there is no reason why you shouldn't use RSS 2.0's <link> to point to another type of document. People do this a lot already, linking...
Hello, Thanks for your quick replies. I considered this as a rule: Element Description Link: The URL to the HTML website corresponding to the channel. ...
Kalle's question about what a <link> could point to [1] led me to the RSS 1.0 RDF schema [2]. A couple of things came out of reading that: 1) There's no...
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permalink: http://bitsko.slc.ut.us/blog/feed-data.html Working with RSS since extensibility became a good practice, I'm used to hearing things like "I'm going...
Right now it's not working. It returns HTTP error 500. That would certainly keep it from validating (it's not returning any data). Have you got a sample of...
Hi folks. I'm new to the RSSDEV list. I'm interested in aggragation, I suppose, but on a low-tech/personal level. I have some local (desktop) web pages that...
Doing 'it' in a web page needs to be worried about wasting network resources. When you do something inside an HTML page you're pulling the XML resource over ...
Hello rss-dev., Earlier I learned from this group that RSS feed readers support HTTP Digest authentication scheme. The question I wish to ask is how do I...
... authentication scheme. The question I wish to ask is how do I actually implement this in my web site. I looked up some material which descirbes how to set...
... It looks to me like there's an ongoing smudging of what a feed actually is - having microcontent like dc:description or a short review in an RDF data file...
I'm working on a new Scripting News implementation, and thought it would be interesting to have each day have its own white-on-orange XML button. Click on it...
Would it make sense for RSS/RDF feeds to have a "this url" reference somewhere? The reason I ask is because of redirects: occasionally feeds move, but the old...
... It obviously can be done, but the question is whether or not this is the best approach to delivering the content. Correct me if I'm wrong, but to access...
This isn't for aggregators, but if I wanted to load my weblog into another program, I could just loop over all the days and get the RSS data. It's a data...
... The redirect response from the server indicates whether the client should retry to original location, or only access the new location. 301 Moved...
Joseph, a bunch of us worked on this late last year. You're not the only one who can't access HTTP codes, and on the server side, a lot of content producers...
Ick! That solves the problem while creating another. The situation I'm trying to solve is caused originally by IBM's developerworks feed. The URL I have is not...
Hi Joseph, Good question. This is a bit of a long response. What URL are you using? Is it this one: http://www.syndic8.com/feedinfo.php?FeedID=27966 Which...
Bill, I appreciate the reply and the thought put into it, and I'd like to point out that our problem is caused by *exactly* the same kind of situation,...