php script to create RSS-feed

some of you guys might be able to use this...

 

Thanks, That was really a nice script. It is really helpful for me.

Thanks Again.

http://www.simplywalkin.com

 

How would I write $output to an xml file?

Thanks!

 

Really nice script, but I prefer to use it with some custom cache function to avoid the burden of mysql when too many visits to the rss feed.

 

I have customised scripts..
Interested ones can pm me..

 

looks impressive

 

it's really a impressive script.

 

saves time for developers hehe

 

I have the exact same question. This script writes the $output right there on the script.php not on rss.xml file!

How do you make that?

 

http://www.php.net/file_put_contents

 

I am newbie, how to use it?

 

How to use what exactly?

 

Hi, I found the following free Php Script that can be used to generate RSS 2.0 compatible feeds. I tried it out and it works very well and is easy to use.

See Php RSS2Writer (v2.0) - Generate RSS 2.0 Feed for details:

( http://www.code-tips.com/2010/01/php-rss2writer-v20-generate-rss-20-feed.html )

 

Is this script used to display articles from other websites using RSS on your own web?

Is there any simple guide how to install this script correctly?

 

Hey guys! Great script, thanks. And I would highly recommend you all to try this http://www.rsschannelwriter.com/ It is the new and very professionalized version!. just take a look and if you won't like it that would be my bet.
Regards,
Canaan

 

hey nice share! i have been looking for this for so long!
i m bit confused in using this, but i hope i can manage it!

 

Great discussion and Still quite useful example!

 

Nice one seems too good!
Also have a look in magiepie

 

This is quite an old thread now, but still stands out to me because it produces an RDF (RSS 1.0) compatible feed as many of the similar Php scripts available do not.

For those still interested in generating RSS feeds using Php, the free Php FeedWriter class library can be used. This allows you to make use of the functionality available to populate your feed once, the display the feed output in a range of common output formats including RSS 2.0, RSS 1.0 (RDF) and Atom 1.0.

The class has supporting online documentation and tutorials to assist with generating feeds.

I personally find that the class saves a significant amount of development when a client requires a custom feed to be available on their website. A simple feed can be created and working in only a few minutes using this class, which is why I would recommend it to others.

You can download the Php FeedWriter class for free here:
http://phpfeedwriter.webmasterhub.net/

Thanks

 

Thank you for all of this excellent information on burning a feed from scratch peeps !