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Old May 18th, 2005, 07:00 PM
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RSS syndication in aspx

Hello,

Are aspx files created for RSS easily read by feeds? or any or most feeds? I just tried one and my feed could not read the rss.aspx file.

Any solution to be able to syndicate my content which is created in rss.aspx format?

Thanks,

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Old May 19th, 2005, 05:14 AM
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Originally Posted by rominosj
Hello,

Are aspx files created for RSS easily read by feeds? or any or most feeds? I just tried one and my feed could not read the rss.aspx file.

Any solution to be able to syndicate my content which is created in rss.aspx format?

Thanks,


I am not sure what you are talking about. An Rss file is an xml file which has a certain format. You can view a sample rss entry here.
PHP Code:
<rss version="0.91">
<
channel>
    <
title>Sitename</title>
    <
link>http://www.sitename.com/</link> 
    
<description>sitename.com description.</description>
    <
language>en-us</language>
    <
item>
     <
title>rss data test 1</title>
     <
link>http://www.sitename.com/filename.aspx</link>
     
<description>rss description for the page.</description>
    </
item>
</
channel>
</
rss


This file is generated manually or by writing a program. U can probably search in G to find more about the meaning of RSS.

I hope I was talking the same thing that u wanted to know. If not, pls specify exactly what u want.

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