bill
msg:1542546 | 8:23 am on Oct 12, 2004 (gmt 0) |
If they're proficient enough to have their own site then you could probably send them over to someplace like HotScripts where they could find a pre-made tool to put your feed on their page.
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nmjudy
msg:1542547 | 12:03 pm on Oct 30, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Do a search for "feed2js" on Google. There's a edu site (Maricopa) that offers free code you can place on your site to allow users to convert your RSS to Javascript. They can then cut and paste the javascript code into their pages. You can create your own tutorial on how users can use your tool OR you can send your visitors to this edu site - they'll host the code for you.
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rysolag
msg:1542548 | 7:39 am on Nov 29, 2004 (gmt 0) |
RSS to Javascript? why?
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eurotrash
msg:1542549 | 12:04 pm on Nov 29, 2004 (gmt 0) |
[webmasterworld.com...] To allow a non-techie webmaster to incorporate your feeds to their site.
how can I advise somebody who is not technically profficient to use an RSS feed on their site? |
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You could also create a javascript version of your feed.
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