I have an old joomla site (v 1.0.11) that I would really like to move over to Blogger or Wordpress. The commenting on the site uses AkoComment which was an add on module. Basically, I want to transfer: posts comments users css I haven't found a good tool out there to do this. What tools would be best to begin to work with this dat...
I have some data in excel format that I want to get into an Atom 1.0 xml file. Is there one tool out there that is easier to do this in than others? Excel can save in XML format so the other question is if it's easier to convert that to Atom? ...
Im thinking of setting up a Google App that simply displays an RSS or Atom feed. The idea is that every once in a while (a cron job or at the push of a magic button) the feed is read and copied into the apps internal data, ready to be viewed. This would be done in Python. I found this page that seems to explain what I want to do. But th...
I have a contact that is experiencing trouble with SAX when parsing RSS and Atom files. According to him, it's as if text coming from the Item elements is truncated at an apostrophe or sometimes an accented character. There seems to be a problem with encoding too. I've given SAX a try and I have some truncating taking place too but have...
So I've got somewhat of a cool task and I'm just thinking it over. I'm more a designer so I thought I'd tap into the bright minds on here. I am creating a basic page that displays the results from a twitter search results page. Put simply, I am displaying an atom feed with HTML. I'd like to do it with PHP, unless someone has something b...
I feel like an idiot for asking this question again, as I know it's been asked several times. I cannot for the life of me get this code working even with the answers that have already been provided, so I'm hoping that by offering my current code, someone can help me determine where I'm going wrong: Dim RSSReader As New Xml....
I'm trying to view a feed from my blogger account both from a Ruby on Rails app, and Safari's feed reader. All of the simple HTML (like paragraphs and images) is interpreted just fine, but embedding a YouTube video isn't working. For example, when I add this to my post inside of blogger: <p>Before</p> <object width="560" height="340">...
Hello, Can someone help me out on this. I have a problem with the return results from an google-api call I want to echo them back as html, but firefox keeps displaying a feed page. In IE, I get an error saying that an xml document can only contain one toplevel element wich must be the atom "feed" element, so I don't get that. What ca...
Given an url, if it has any rss nodes, then i am adding to the date base. e.g. For the url link text rssDoc.SelectNodes("rss/channel/item").Count is greater than zero but for the atom url google/atom rssDoc.SelectNodes("rss/channel/item").count is equal to zero. How can i check if the atom rss url has any nodes or not ? have tried fo...
Hello, I may have a simple question, I need to know how to get to nested namespace attributes/elements like below <gf:marketValue> <gd:money amount='150990.0' currencyCode='USD'/> </gf:marketValue> this is from the google-api Also, I am now not sure wich one I should use the url .../portfolio or portfolio/1/positions to get t...
I'm a complete noob in all of this, but sometime ago I wrote a little script in Perl to parse an RSS feed. It starts like this: use strict; use XML::RSS::Parser; use Data::Dumper; my $url = "http://www.livenation.co.uk/Venue/159/Southampton-Guildhall-tickets/RSS"; my $parser = XML::RSS::Parser->new(); my $feed = $parser->parse_uri($url)...
The Twitter Search api returns results in ATOM/XML format which look like this: <author> <name>username (Friendly Name)</name> <uri>http://twitter.com/username</uri> </author> In my PHP I can get the name field as a variable, so it would look like this: $names = "username (Friendly Name)" But I want to use PHP to extract ...
Back in about 2006, I wrote a nice XSLT that transformed my RSS feeds into custom HTML. That way if a user clicked from a browser it would display as a simple page rather than a bunch of junk XML. If that same URL was used in a feed reader it was handled properly and everything was slick. Now days, most browsers (IE, Firefox, Safari, Op...
I want to create atom xml representations for my REST resources using Restlet. Should I (can I?) use ROME or just use the Atom extension for Restlet? What's the best way to go about this? Thanks in advance. ...
When I try and view an atom feed on localhost, instead of displaying the feed, firefox gives me a choice to add the feed to google reader or my google home page, but I don't think google reader can display feeds from localhost, not sure though. If I use Chrome it will display the raw xml, but it doesn't attempt to parse it. What can I ...
I am VERY new at Prolog I am looking for any beginner material on Prolog. I am very interested in learning the language. Where' s good place to start? Online preferably I also am having a bit of trouble writing some code. I need to return a sentence but all I am getting is a list of atoms (i believe that's the term) ex I get [the...
I am trying to parse an ATOM feed and display the relevant parts I need. After doing some searching, I couldn't find a way to do this in Dojo, so I wrote this implementation to get by in the meantime (var xml contains the atom feed): var names = this.getArray(xml.getElementsByTagName("name")); var contents = this.getArray(xml.getElement...
I'm building a webapp that manages certain types of events for users. I want to provide a way to display those events inside of a user's google calendar. What I was really hoping for was a way to publish my own google calendar compatible feed and allow users to subscribe to it, like they can subscribe to "interesting calendars". So th...
Hi, i'm trying to read a xml/atom file, the code is: $.ajax({ type: 'GET', url: options.url, data: options.data, dataType: 'xml', async:options.async, success: function(xml) { var feed = new JFeed(xml); if(jQuery.isFunction(options.success)) options.success(feed); ...
The default javascript generated by BuzzBoost just contains a bunch of document.write statements, which are not legal for an XHTML page. Is it possible to get BuzzBoost to emit XHTML-friendly script? If not, what would you use instead for embedding excerpts from a FeedBurner feed (or any generic Atom feed) into an XHTML page? ...