lexipixel
msg:4529308 | 12:33 pm on Dec 18, 2012 (gmt 0) |
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What does that mean?
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bill
msg:4529812 | 6:27 am on Dec 20, 2012 (gmt 0) |
There are editing programs that let you put your data into them and they spew out properly formatted RSS or Atom feeds in XML format. Some of them allow for fancy HTML formatting within your posts. Some also let you connect directly to your FTP server to edit your feed live.
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lexipixel
msg:4529828 | 7:27 am on Dec 20, 2012 (gmt 0) |
I've played around with Stylus Studio. It was total overkill for what I wanted... [stylusstudio.com...] -- there's a free 15 day demo, and a single user home version costs $99.
I ended writing a perl script for what I needed done.
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bill
msg:4536401 | 5:20 am on Jan 16, 2013 (gmt 0) |
Stylus Studio is definitely overkill for this purpose. I was thinking more along the lines of a simpler application that had less functionality than that.
I still use an old abandoned tool called FeedEdit by a guy named Dan Banham that wasn't developed after 2004. I was looking to see if there might be something a bit more modern out there.
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mike2010
msg:4544780 | 2:12 am on Feb 12, 2013 (gmt 0) |
I need one of these too. Word Press and Drupal have decent functionality with RSS, but it seems overkill to install just to make RSS pages.
Basically, I need a simple RSS for websites program to upload clips stories from different feeds...and incorporate them all on 1 page.
If you can't post the link of what u recommend, just email it to me. Or mention the name of it here.
thx.
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