Hi there guys, I am looking to incorporate an RSS stream into a company Intranet containing the latest news and sports headlines. However, we don't want it to be possible for users to 'click though' and visit the appropriate website for the links (mainly because my boss won't allow it!). As we're not allowed the Internet at work, I think having the headlines on our Intranet page would be great so people can keep in touch with the world. Basically, is this possible? Are there specific streams out there with non-clickable links you can recommend or is it possible to alter the code of a HTML RSS stream reader so that users can't click on the links? Any help you can give me would be much appreciated...
Just use strip_tags() on the output of any PHP RSS parser (such as magpie) http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.strip-tags.php
It's really simple, you don't need to strip any tag since when you parse a feed each tag is separated. So, if you don't want to link the item just don't create a link using <a> tag.
No I think he want's the rss to appear on his site and not the original creators. You are not really thinking of what he want's.