[release] News Feeds

Something small I made for myself...

Maybe someone else might want it too... :D

News Feeds for the following:

cNet.jpg

CNET News.com

Aquasoft.jpg

Aqua-Soft

bbc.jpg

BBC News

gamespot.jpg

Gamespot

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Pe8er

#208960

ooo :naughty:

nice work, how bout an aqua-soft one :P

#208969

Nice work. Any chance of a CNN version?

#208974

How about slashdot?

#208993

Looks great but for some reason I can't get it to work. Just shows %s in every box. <_

#209002

same here :(

#209004

ditto

#209010

Hello,

I dont know why it isnt working..

I tried it on the other computer and it worked fine.... :blink:

HMm...But I'll look into it....

Here is an Aqua-soft version

Aquasoft.jpg

Download here...

#209014

i`m on TV :D:lol:

EDIT The AS feed is working :D

#209016

All you have to do to change where the info is coming from is edit the config file. Now all we need are matching graphics!

#209017

Aqua-Soft feed works :D , just not CNET.

#209018

I tried slashdot as well...no go.

#209020

aquaxp also works

#209022

Sorry, Couldnet get CNN, but I did get BBC... :D

Updated!

#209039

Whoa! That's awesome!

/grabs the BBC version

#209047

:woot:

Except...the whole widget tuns white when a window overlaps it. Hmm...

#209049

How do you find the URL's for RSS feeds, say CNN for example.

Nevermind I found the url for BBC America news. :rock:

#209063

Top notch. I love it. :)

#209074

http://slashdot.org/index.rss

This does not work. Any reason why?

EDIT

I see it does not have an XML extension. This is a problem. I guess there may not be a valid RSS feed that can be used on the site.

#209076

Originally posted by juno@Aug 29 2004, 11:25 PM

http://slashdot.org/index.rss

This does not work. Any reason why?

EDIT

I see it does not have an XML extension. This is a problem. I guess there may not be a valid RSS feed that can be used on the site.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

It works for me. Look:

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Edit: ooh I know why that doesnt work, Hyral used //channel/item[#]/title but that RSS feed doesnt say channel it says channel rdf:about=";http://slashdot.org/"

It'll work if it's changed to //item[#]/title

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#209085

Added Gamespot... :D

#209086

Originally posted by Civ2boss@Aug 30 2004, 12:17 AM

Edit: ooh I know why that doesnt work, Hyral used //channel/item[#]/title but that RSS feed doesnt say channel it says channel rdf:about=";http://slashdot.org/"

It'll work if it's changed to //item[#]/title

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thanks a Lot Civ2boss!.... :D:D:D

I'll make a Slashdot now...

#209090

Originally posted by Hyral@Aug 30 2004, 12:31 AM

Thanks a Lot Civ2boss!.... :D  :D  :D

I'll make a Slashdot now...

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

No problem, it took me a day to figure out this XPath Syntax stuff too.

#209092

Nice work Hyral. Using the BBC one. Thanks.

#209104

Originally posted by Civ2boss@Aug 29 2004, 10:17 PM

It works for me. Look:

Edit: ooh I know why that doesnt work, Hyral used //channel/item[#]/title but that RSS feed doesnt say channel it says channel rdf:about=";http://slashdot.org/"

It'll work if it's changed to //item[#]/title

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Doesn't work for me, and the rdf:about is an attribute, so it doesn't matter if it's there or not.

It should work, but I don't know why it doesn't.

For instance, //channel/title should yield 'Slashdot', but I get nothing.

Also, I cannot get it to work with MSFN or any other feed that uses text/rdf.

#209111