Ok, I would highly recommend creating a subforum labeled news. I did that BBC feed, and it went nuts posting 30 Threads at once. LOL.

http://today.reuters.com/rss/topNews/

Would anyone be willing to dissect this for me, as in what is what for the Feed control? I have noticed two places I would like to use have this same format, but I can't figure it out.

Edit: Wow, this is really hard, I've tried about three times to figure it out. But I can't dissect the XML feed. :(

ok.... installed but not working :(

I keep getting this error:

anyone else with this problem?


(I tried several source and I tried using the BBC example above with same result) :(

No the BBC link worked beautifully. My problem is, he used RSS 1.0 as an example, many sites use RSS 2.0 which is harder to decode IMO.

I want Gamespot, IGN and Reuters, but they all use RSS 2.0 which I have no idea what to do with.

heh I think I know how....mine's just not working :( (help??!! :( :))
for yours it looks thesame as the bbc one...

Parent RSS Tag Name : channel
Items RSS Tag Name : item
Thread Title RSS Tag Name : title
Thread Post RSS Construct :

Published: {XML[pubDate]}

{XML[description]}
}]Read More...

grr..uninstalled reinstalled...same results for all the feeds I try:

HHHAAAALPPPPPPPPP!!!? :(

could u make the next release also available for 3.0.7?

This was working fine, but now it seems it wont save the RSS setting after I add a new feed. So when I click update, it saying that I left all the options empty.

EDIT: I add html which was the problem. >_< . Now everything works fine. v2 should def be a HOTM.

:up:

It's still working fine here...

i have had no problems at all and i know nothing about this if you read what he says its common sence install file tells you everything u need to install it and then the example above and google will give you any other answers..

the only real question i have is is it possible to get whole news stories or does rss only post brief descriptions so its like a headliner