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HTML Code:

<td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="calendar.php$session[sessionurl_q]">$vbphrase[calendar]</a></td>

HTML Code:

<td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="news.php">Rss News</a></td>

Ok above below or what????

It doesn't work. It wants a username and a forum. I don't want to create a rss feed of my forum. Can you be more specific on how to do this? Your old rss system using newsview.php was much better.

Specify a forum...doesn't matter which one...same with username....but then disable the feed. (As you are creating it or editing it, the very first option).

This will mean it will never post in the forum, but the feed will be active within this hack.

So - It will display a page that users can click on a feed and see it in the page without a new post being made?

That's the issue I have with the new built in feed. I don't want a new post in a forum for every news item fetched.

Yes...that's exactly how it works.

http://www.bowlandcentral.com/forum/news.php

Unless you enable the feed, it won't ever post, but it will appear on that list.

Nice. I'll check it out tonight!

Thank you, running great at:

http://www.theblackhole.us/forum/news.php

good morning,
whats here wrong ??

Fantastic hack,

Is there any way of increasing the

Check Feed Every...

At the minute you can choose between 10 mins and 12 hours.

How do I add a weekly or daily check

Cheers

Mal

When I unzip it I get an 'upload' directory and a product-vbrssnews.xml file. Inside the 'upload' directory I get a news.php, product-1900.xml, Installation Instructions.txt, and a 'includes' directory. Inside the 'includes' directory I get a xmlparser.php.

I don't see a 'files' directory in this zip to upload to my forums.

I'm confused.. Please be more specific on where everything goes. Thanks :).