This tutorial shows you By using RSS and the MagpieRSS toolkit, you can import data from another web site or news source and display that information on your own site.
RSS has become the standard technology for syndicating information to large audiences. Many people have something to say, but its finding the right audience for your voice that matters. A great place to start is by creating your own RSS feed and adding to it as often as you can.
This simple PHP script reads in a comma separated values file (that can be exported from Excel) and generates a simple XML file that encapsulates the same data.
This tutorial demonstates the PHP5 SimpleXML extension by using it to update a web sites Google sitemap dynamically. It assumes that you have a basic understanding of PHP and are familiar with XML.
Adding an rss feed to your website is not as difficult as most people believe. The great thing about adding RSS feeds to your website is that the feed can keep your page content updated automatically since you are ‘streaming’ information directly from another website to your page!
As RSS and XML are becoming increasingly popular, you may find yourself needing a script to generate RSS feeds. This tutorial guides you through the process and pitfalls.
Platform(s): Linux, Windows, FreeBSD, Mac OSX, Sun Solaris
This article, along with source code, explains how to parse XML documents using XSLT (eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformations). XSLT is a language for transforming XML documents into other XML documents or HTML documents. It does not discuss XML, XSL or XSLT syntax, but rather focuses on how to transform XML documents with XSLT using the Sablotron XSLT processor. Source code available for download.