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I would like to put a list of the last created 5 threads on the home page of our site (with forum being in a subdirectory) with thread titles linking to their respective threads. I've seen it done with SimplePie and the external.php feed file but I couldn't work it out. Any ideas?
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See these threads for methods to pull threads via javascript:
[HowTo] Display your latest threads on an external page using an RSS2 feed [HowTo] Display your latest threads on an external page using an XML feed [HowTo] Display your latest threads on an external page using an RSS feed |
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Cheers, Lynne. There was a few options posted and I used the javascript one as it also had code showing how to limit number of threads shown. Works fine in a test file, will implement.
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Nex thanks for that link, I got that now on my site, just what I was looking for
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Do you get a few seconds delay on the feed appearing? At the moment on my test site I'm pulling it off a different domain but both domains are on the same server. Just wondering if it's that or the js and if the RSS?XML feeds would be quicker.....
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Yeah I get a delay
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Does anyone know how to use teh RSS/XML version but limit it to 5 threads? I tried external.php?type=xml&limit=5 but doesn't work.
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I think it's count=5, not limit=5. Not sure, but try that.
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Yep, works. Thanls.
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