Embedding RSS Content In a Page

Well I've tackled the issue of how to display RSS links of my website. Now I wanted to know if there is a way to embed the content on my website so that when you click on the link it pulls up the content on your site. Like maybe in a wrapper or something? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

 

I'm not sure what you want to do.. Do you just want to display a rss feed on your site?

 

yeah thats what I am trying to do.

Rather than go to ezinearticles and other sites and copy and paste the articles onto my sites, I want to use a feed to post the article on the site.

 

In that case you can read here:
http://www.articletrader.com/feeds/using-rss-feeds/
(your site must support php)

A bit of self promotion, but you can get some nice feeds here. (or even better, generate your own targetted feed here)
(You can also get fulltext feeds at the last link, most article sites only provide feeds with the summary of the article)

 

Sweet man, Just the thing I was looking for

 

Glad I could help
Let me know if you run into any problems.

 

last question I have on this subject before its a closed book.

I got magpie up and working, looks great, I enjoy the fact I can pull full content pages on my page.

Only thing that I would love to do is be able to have a page like this:

A page with the RSS Titles and Descriptions with a link leading to the page that serves the RSS content page in your site.

As it stands now with magpie installed:

I can have a page with the titles and descriptions but when I click the title it goes to the main article site.

and

I can have a page with the full article on it, but I dont have a dymanic navigation page.

That then means I have to put a static link on my page with a general catagory name leading straight to the content page.

I hope I didn't make that too confusing

 

Let me see if I understand you correctly:
You want a page like this, but when you click on the links, it goes to a page in your own site with the article.

You can do this, but it would require some modifications of the example code on the page.
Lets say you want to display the latest 5 articles from business:
*for the descriptions page, use the Article Summaries example code, but change the first line in the for-loop to the following:

*for the full article pages, you would need to create 5 pages, named page_1.php, page_2.php etc.
You must then generate the rss feed (with 5 fulltext articles), and use the example code. but instead of the for-loop, use the following:

hopefully this makes some sense.

 

i have been looking full article rss since a long time ... thx lots Dejavu .. any chance of making a Joomla component with it ? a lot of people use joomla/mambo , this will be a very popular component if made.

 

Makes sense, I know some C++ so I can usually get the basic understanding of a language, its just the syntax of PHP isnt the same. Thanks for the example, I'm sure I'll be able to get it workin now