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All documentation @ http://labs.shikiryu.com/SRSS/#_how
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How to make it read RSS?
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First, we need to load the RSS :
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$rss = SRSS::read('http://exemple.com/rss.xml');
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Easy, right? Then you can extract general informations :
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echo $rss->title; // will display blog title
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Then, you can take care of articles. You can select a precise article :
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$article1 = $rss->getItem(1); // or $rss->getFirst();
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Or looping them :
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foreach($rss as $article)
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{
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echo '<a href="'.$article->link.'">'. SRSSTools::formatDate('d/m/y', $item->pubDate).' '.$item->title.'';
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}
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If you like arrays, you can transform the RSS into an array :
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$rssArray = $rss->toArray();
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You can also save it into your server with :
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$rss->save('/www/rss/rss.xml'); // example
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How to make it create RSS?
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First, we need to initialize the RSS :
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$rss = SRSS::create();
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Easy, right? Then you can add general informations :
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$rss->title = 'My Awesome Blog';
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$rss->link = 'http://shikiryu.com/devblog/';
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$rss->description = 'is awesome';
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Those 3 are mandatory to validate your RSS, other options can be added.
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Then, you can add articles. Let's imagine $content contains an array from your database.
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foreach($content as $item){
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$rssitem= new SRSSItem; // we create an item
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$rssitem->title = $item["title"]; // adding title (option)
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$rssitem->link = $item['link']; // adding link (option)
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$rssitem->pubDate = $item["date"]; // date automatically transformed into RSS format (option)
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$rssitem->description = $item["text"]; // adding description (mandatory)
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$rss->addItem($rssitem); // we add the item into our RSS
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}
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There are 2 functions to add item.
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The first one will add items in the order you enter them, from top to bottom.
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$rss->addItem($item);
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The other one does the opposite and add the next item in top of your RSS
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$rss->addItemBefore($item);
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Contact :
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http://shikiryu.com/contact
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