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Generating RSS Feeds on The Fly With PHP
To start you need your overall view of the database you’re going to be extracting the information for the feed from. This will be a simple little news table. So connect to MySQL however you want to, and run this table creation query: CREATE TABLE news (id int PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, title varchar(255), content text); After this you need to fill it with some data to make sure you see the result, so… INSERT INTO news VALUES ('', 'test', 'test content'); INSERT INTO news VAL
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| Ratings: | Last Updated: | 2006-07-18 |
Build an RSS Feed From the Information In Your Database With PHP
To start you need your overall view of the database you’re going to be extracting the information for the feed from. This will be a simple little news table. So connect to MySQL however you want to, and run this table creation query: CREATE TABLE news (id int PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, title varchar(255), content text); After this you need to fill it with some data to make sure you see the result, so… INSERT INTO news VALUES ('', 'test', 'test content'); INSERT INTO news VAL
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| Ratings: | Last Updated: | 2006-07-18 |
Generating an RSS feed with PHP
may have thought that RSS is kinda hard, but it stands for Really Simple Syndication! You can use this handy technology to give information to your visitors on-the-fly without them even having to visit. This combs out all the things they might not want to see, and lets them choose what to read. For this tutorial you'll need something that updates every now and then, like a tutorial system, news system, a forum perhaps. They must also have an id field, a title field and I recommend
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| Ratings: | Last Updated: | 2006-07-18 |