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Here it is! Please test it and post any bug reports here.
Any comments & suggestion welcome.
Danial.
Enjoy.
http://vbf.danial.net
Update: 28/05/2005
Fixed some Issues to make it compatible with Desktop SideBar.
Update: 07/03/2005
To limit the number of Posts apeend this to url
&pp=10
This will only load the first 10 threads only.
Duly bookmarked. Been looking for that... but....
1) Why the two different feeds, one for FF and one for a reader?
2) Is there a way to get one that has the similar results as the "New Posts" link in the "Quick Links" menu? One that would give, the last, say 20-50 posts with a reply?
Tg
1. FireFox one simply lists all the threads to a given forum. Where as the 2nd one has the avility to read posts(first page only) from those threads.Quote:
Originally Posted by techgnome
2. Yes I have tried to create a feed for "New Posts". If you notice in the "Quick Links"/"New Posts" menu in VBF the link is defined as "search.php?do=getnew", now if i click on it directly it works fine, but when call this page from code, it returns me "No reslut found". Otherwise it wont be hard to create a feed for New Posts.
If anyone finds any way to read those links then let me know.
BTW: How did you find this thread? I just posted it and was gonna PM interested user from your earlier thread.
Thanks for your suggestion and query.
Danial
Done!Quote:
Originally Posted by techgnome
Here is the Link
FireFox : http://vbf.danial.net/rss.asp?ForumID=-1
Other Reader : http://vbf.danial.net/rssNew.asp?ForumID=-1
I use that New Post link heavily, and happened to be scrolling through and saw it. I had also seen your other thread regarding this, and so I was on the look out for it. When I get some time tonight, I'll see about hooking it up into my reader (I use SharpReader) and give you feedback on how it worked.
Tg
I think the reason initialy you got no posts, is because it uses a cookie on the PC to determine your last visit time, and returns posts since that time. But I imagine it should be possible to pull the last 50 posts period, regardless of the last post or visit date.
I'll give them a shot when I get home.
Tg
I have two version, VBScript/ASP and VB6 version, in VB6 i am using winsock, for some reason it returns nothing, so I assumed asp version will have the same problem, but thankfully asp version works perfectly.Quote:
Originally Posted by techgnome
Cheers for your feedback and looking forward to hear more from you.
Thanks.
Hey fantastic I will have a detailed look at it as soon as I can find some time! But at a first glance it looks exactly like what I have been looking for!
Great job, :thumb:
Thanks, Stephan
what on earth does it do?
Woka
Well RSS is simply an XML file which you can use to output info/data you want other pople to view using RSS Reader which is a bit like News Group reader. If you use FireFox then it will create a Live Book mark which will list all the info from the XML File, e.g News Headline, New Threads, Blogs etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wokawidget
In this case I simply list all the New threads(first page) from every forum(you can subscribe to any) and list them, you can directly come to the thread by clicking link.
In the 2nd version for RSS Readers includes the avility to view posts for the threads from the first page.
Here is a Print Screen from FireFox
Hey Danial,
if I have a look at the Rss-Feeds from some blogs, they always post most of their content in the <decsription> Tag.
Any particular Reason why you are not doing the same?
Stephan
Hi Stephan,Quote:
Originally Posted by Sgt-Peppa
Thank you for your comment. I intially added the description tag and had Number of Posts + LastPost + Poster etc for each thread. I even added all posts for each thread in the description tag. But if I put all the posts for each thread in description tag it will load a bit slow, so thats why I created a link which loads all the posts when you click a particular thread.
If you wish I can modify and give you the option to lists all the posts in the description tag. I assumed you want posts in the description tag, if not then please let me know.
Thanks.
No just a question, its good the way it is! Was just wondering why! Cause as I said most blogs include the content in their description tag, but then of course a blog is something completely different than a forum of this size!
No everything is good the way it is right now! I am using the feeds quite regularly! Good work there! Thanks again!
Stephan
Oops, Sorry I misunderstood you there. Great to know you are finding it useful. Any further suggestion and comments is very welcome.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sgt-Peppa
Just out of curiosity what reader are you using? I have only tested it with SharpReader.
Thanks for your comment again Stephan.
Actually I am using my own custom Rss Reader, and SharpReader.
My own Reader is not yet as good as SharpReader and was designed for some blogs I was checking on a daily basis. But at the moment whenever I have some time, I am improving my own reader, so it will read all Rss, Atom Feeds.
If I ever think its good enough ;) I will be posting it here! Might take some time, cause there is still a lot of work to do!
Stephan
Awesome Danial, thanks for fixing that...works flawlessly now in Desktop Sidebar.
CP
Looks great!
Thanks for this, this is great for all the RSS buffs out there :D (Including me ;))
Cheers,
RyanJ
You are welcome. Thanks for the comment.Quote:
Originally Posted by sciguyryan
Please do let me know if you have any suggestion or comments.
Thanks.
Danial