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| PHP script used to display other's news on your site. It reads, caches and then displays remote RSS (RDF) files. Supports RSS 0.9, 0.9x, 1.0, 2.0 and you can customize through it's templates the appearence on the site, including: channel name, channel link, channel description, channel image (logo), news link, news title, news description, news publication date, if available. It has an administration panel to add/remove feeds and supports OPML subscription list importing/exporting.
Price:Free (GPL) Plateform(s):Linux, Windows Rate: 0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Members Review:None |
| | | | php classes for creating a rss 1.0 file including support for dublin core and SY modules
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| | | | phpXIedit is a Web-based XML development toolkit to edit, validate and preview XML files. This program gives you a structured view of the XML data. It has support for multiple XML formats: SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics), DocBook, XHTML and more.
Price:Free (GPL) Plateform(s):Windows, Linux, HPUX, solaris Rate: 0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Members Review:None |
| | | | Barracuda Traffic Development Software is a free, handy and sophisticated web directory software bundle, combining the power of PHP+AJAX technologies, modern design and professional support by the BoonEx team.
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| | | | This script connects to your shoutcast server, and then grabs some information such as current songs and listeners. It also plays your radio station in the webpage, so there is no need to download listen.pls files.
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| | | | A free service that offers you the ability to have contact forms on your website, without the need to install scripts or change server configuration. After signup, you can design your web form using our online wizard, and then get the HTML code to paste in your contact page or a link to the web form on our site, and that's it, the form will be there and working!
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| | | | This is a sample to illustrate how one can use PHP and cURL to access an existing XML feed for US weather. It grabs both current conditions and a nine day future forecast based on the zipcode that one enters. Unlike a lot of other PHP weather tools, this one doesn't screen scrape from yahoo or pirate MSNBC's feed... so, while it can only do US weather, you can do it with a bit of peace of mind.
Price:Free (GPL) Plateform(s):Unix, Windows Rate: 0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Members Review:None |
| | | | MiniXML provides a 100% PHP API to parse and generate XML. It is comprised of a set of PHP classes that allow you to access XML data and create valid XML output with a tree-based hierarchy of elements. MiniXML does not require any external libraries or modules.
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| | | | rssClient lets you pull down an RSS feed, cache it locally, and extract the most commonly used bits of information. Cache expiration can be adjusted. Getting the RSS file via http times out quickly, so it will never stall a page (you can adjust this upwards if need be). It can get a specified feed or a random feed from a list. It has one sample layout, and it's real easy to make others. Also a good place to start if you want to figure out what RSS is and how to deal with it.
Price:Free (Artistic) Plateform(s):Unix, Windows Rate: 0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Members Review:None |
| | | | This is a quick 'n' dirty way to access the homeland security webservice at www.tinetics.com.
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