RSS Question - Pull in rss feed without switching sites

[zipone]

Hi All -



I've seen on various sites what seems to be RSS feeds (from AP for example) that when you click on them the content is pulled from the other site and loads on the site which has the RSS embedded. Take yahoo.com for example, half way down the page they have options for In the News, World, Local, Finance. When you click on any of them the content is pulled in from AP for the individual articles but loads on the yahoo site.



Any ideas?



Thanks!

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[banhcanhcua`]

You have the option of using an iframe for the content or simply having a small script that reads the content and enters it into your site but in both cases you need to be careful of breaching copyright.

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[kiendu]

I use Java applets to pull in AP headlines [WiredPages] and then link over to the AP site for the full story. Headlines are okay to use. Full content could cause problems.



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[xv2o]

Thanks for the info!

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[lexbinh]

I wouldn't do that. I'd use a combination of PHP and JavaScript (independently of each other, ironically) here. Use an RSS parser like the one that deathshadow wrote (I've tweaked it a bit, the link is below), and then use JavaScript to create an "accordion-style" feed reader (basically create a tabbed folder, with the current "tab" and its contents visible, but the others hidden; of course this would allow for other tabs to be selected, which would then hide the previous "current" tab's contents). That way you have the page content, but if scripting is disabled or not supported, the content is still readily available.



Here's the parser I mentioned earlier. The site is not live yet (I haven't finished it yet), but the page is in a folder that will be taken down when the site does go live. (Which is the sole reason I'm posting it as plain text, not an actual clickable link.)

minimalmarkup.com/temp/rss/

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