Integrating an RSS feed onto your site

hey guys, how can I integrate Yahoo!'s rss news feed onto my site?
I am talking about pages like these
http://news.search.yahoo.com/news/rss?p=immigration+law&ei=UTF-8&fl=0&x=wrt
Mike

 

http://www.hotscripts.com/Detailed/43677.html and many others like Zfeeder can help you.

 

I have not published my code, but I would help ya out if my work can carry a linkback.

 

I use Magpie RSS for Yahoo feeds. I have a number of them.

http://magpierss.sourceforge.net/

PM if you need help. It's easy to setup and use.

Edit:

Here's the code I use with Magpie to display news articles:

 <? 
	require_once('rss/rss_fetch.inc');
	$url = 'http://news.search.yahoo.com/usns/ynsearch/categories/news_story_search_rss/index.html?p=dallas';
	$rss = fetch_rss( $url );
	foreach ($rss->items as $item) {
		$href = $item['link'];
		$title = $item['title'];
                $description = $item['description'];
                $date = $item['pubdate'];
		echo "<a href=$href class='rcontent'>$title</a><br>";
		echo "<font size='1'><b>$date</b></font><br>";
		echo "$description<br><br><br>";        
	}
 ?>

Code (markup):

 

Carp is well worth the 20 bux or so it costs for purchase.

http://www.geckotribe.com/rss/

 

I myself purchased it. I find it to be very powerful. However there is a free version that is no slouch and others I have shared my code with get the same results I do minus the Feed proivder image and item images.

It has a long history and is updated as necessary.

 

Awesome, guys! Thank you

 

Interesting code. Carp is more efficent and does that for you when parsing the link once and caches it that way.

Less overhead for each pageview.

 

Trying it out now.

 

I use Magpie RSS on many sites and love it.

 

Great, now the secret is out, everyone will want it!

 

BTW the code posted is a violation of the yahoo TOS by not displaying the feed credit.

/me put's on his TOS police hat.

 

for real? good to know ahead of time

 

Yet you didn't take the time to post a reference that says the PHP code is a violation of their policy.

Please...

Put a link at the bottom of your page. The feed code has nothing to do with TOS.

 

Zfeeder is awesome

 

Oki Doki.

I'm just trying to waste your time is all, ignore me.

 

Yes, I know. Here is the TOS, for clarity:

http://news.yahoo.com/rss

So the PHP coding is not a violation. It couldn't be, as all it does is pull the feed contents into your page. You simply put a link above, or below your feed output that gives Yahoo News credit on your page.

 

so a simple "News Provided by Yahoo!" link to them should take care of it, right?

 

I use "News by Yahoo News!" but in reviewing their TOS, it's just a request.

 

You did me a favor actually. After reviewing the TOS, I'm happy.

TIP: Host the image locally and use it rather then the text.